Michael Neibauer

No more hours-long drives to get that Buc-ee's fix. One is coming to a site barely 40 miles from D.C.

The possibilities are nearly endless for this 90-acre Sterling property on the Potomac River that just hit the market for $17 million.

A D.C.-based internet services provider has a deal to sell 10 of its U.S. data centers for a total of $225 million.

The facilities span nine cities and will seed a new platform focused on colocation and AI infrastructure. The buyer has committed up to $1 billion for expansion.

Something fresh is coming to a D.C.-area Sweetgreen. And we're not talking the food.

“I picked up a pair of scissors and I fell in love. It was very much like a chef picking up a first set of knives,” the founder of D.C.'s The Groom Guy told us about his growing business.

Greater Washington's second-largest private company is growing its headquarters footprint.

Liberty Market, the main retail center carved out of the former Lorton prison, is fully leased. And, aptly, the final spot was taken by Cell Block Social.

A high-profile Bethesda office complex has changed hands, and the new owners are expected to make big changes over time.

Here's another example on steroids of how aging office buildings are losing their value. A Tysons complex that sold for $120 million 19 years ago traded recently for $15.25 million.