Emily Wishingrad is a D.C. Reporter specializing in construction and real estate. Her work encompasses a range of topics including commercial real estate, housing market trends, real estate development, and the intersection of finance and architecture. Emily's insights and reporting have been featured in notable publications such as Eater, Atlas Obscura, Space Today, and Bisnow.
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Emily’s focus is primarily on the real estate industry with a specific emphasis on commercial properties and office markets, particularly in Washington D.C. Given her coverage attributes, she would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to press releases, government announcements, data citations, and private sector announcements within the real estate and commercial property sectors.
Potential sources for Emily's coverage might include individuals or organizations involved in significant real estate developments or relocations within the Washington D.C. area. Additionally, experts who can provide detailed insights into market trends affecting commercial properties and corporate relocations could also be of interest to her.
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Canada-based investment giant Brookfield has offloaded yet another D.C.-area office property for a massive discount.
By: Emily Wishingrad
Big investment giants like SL Green and BXP are wading back into the office market, and more are expected to follow in their wake.
The real estate data giant is reportedly nearing a deal to acquire Zonda, a provider of residential construction data, from private equity firm MidOcean Partners, according to multiple media outlets.
The nation's affordable housing crisis is getting worse. What used to be a niche issue has now become a major policy debate within city
By: Emily Wishingrad, Jon Banister
As D.C. voters prepare to select their first new mayor in more than a decade, the high cost of housing and the slowing development pipeline have become prominent issues in the race.
A 1960s-era office building in the heart of downtown Silver Spring is headed to a foreclosure sale later this month.
The Trump administration has offloaded a prominent Pennsylvania Avenue property that's home to a historic hotel.
Jemal Equities continues to secure massive discounts on D.C. office buildings. The new venture from Matthew Jemal, son of D.C. real estate icon Douglas Jemal, paid $93.3M for 99 M St.
The investment vehicle of Zara founder and Spanish billionaire Amancio Ortega is planning a large-scale revamp of an iconic office property in the heart of Washington, D.C.
The hotel would be located on Parcel 7, according to the filing, a vacant 24K SF lot south of the Poplar Point parkland and immediately west of the Anacostia Metro station.
