Jon Banister

More than half of the GSA's leased office footprint has expiration dates or termination options by 2028, a new report from S&P Global Ratings found.

The hotel became one of D.C.'s buzziest properties after its 2017 opening, but an investor said its financial performance didn't meet expectations.

Brian Friedman is trying to hold The Line. Friedman won the rights to redevelop the historic church at 1770 Euclid St.

Property managers don't like hounding tenants about unpaid bills. But as apartment owners face issues with high rent delinquencies, they need someone to do it.

On some of the most prime real estate in D.C., in between the National Mall and the $3.6B waterfront megaproject The Wharf , sits a swath of aging, underutilized federal office buildings.

A state lawmaker and a large developer are advancing efforts that could bring a casino to Tysons as part of a major mixed-use project near a Metro station.

Mill Creek Residential and PGIM Real Estate obtained a loan from U.S. Bank NA and plan to start construction next month on 219 units near American University.

Women at Work's Sosena Desta, Synexxus' Gregory Glaros, Orr Partners and others are teaming up to open the Prometheus Center for Excellence in D.C.

A 2.1M SF portfolio of Rosslyn office buildings changed hands in recent weeks after Monday Properties defaulted on its loans, and the new owner has now secured an extension to pay off the properties' huge, overdue debt bill.

The opening of Maryland's Purple Line has been delayed for years, but it is still spurring interest from developers to build around its stations.