Realtor.com's 2026 state grades crown Indiana the easiest state to buy a home and pin New York as the toughest. The rankings underline how a lack of new construction is widening affordability gaps.

A lender filed a foreclosure notice on the Alabama Avenue parcel tied to the Congress Heights redevelopment, putting the project's office component at risk.

Plans to convert 1000 and 1050 Thomas Jefferson St. NW into nearly 300 apartments would add one of Georgetown’s largest multifamily projects in decades.

A 228–230-room citizenM hotel is planned for 3401 Water St in Georgetown, converting a historic warehouse into a tech-forward, Marriott-backed property.

Ponte Gadea filed designs to add a rooftop terrace, penthouse and atrium to the landmark National Savings & Trust building at 1445 New York Ave NW. The U.S. Commission of Fine Arts will review the proposal.

Netflix signed a lease at the Woodies Building on F Street, creating a mixed office and entertainment space with private screening rooms and community access.

A development agreement with the District will retool the 425 M St SW lot for townhomes, upending plans for twin apartment towers and prompting community pushback.

Bechtel will lead construction of the first phase at Micron’s $100B White Pine Commerce Park megafab, and crews are mobilizing immediately as the project moves from prep to build.

Thousands in Tirana are protesting a Kushner‑linked resort, saying heavy machinery is cutting into protected wetlands and threatening flamingos and sea turtles.

The GSA announced on June 10 that it sold the Old Post Office at 1100 Pennsylvania Ave NW to BDT & MSD Partners, with covenants to protect the clock tower and public art.

Douglas Development is marketing 4001 Brandywine St. NW in Tenleytown as a redevelopment site that could expand dramatically if rezoned. The listing spotlights density potential along Wisconsin Avenue.

A D.C. developer has pitched converting HUD’s Weaver Building at 451 Seventh St. SW into supportive housing and on-site services for people experiencing homelessness.

Mayor Bowser broke ground Monday on Canopy Row at Walter Reed, a 141-home townhome phase the city says will expand homeownership options in Ward 4.