Barnard Elementary in Petworth just opened a 21,000-square-foot wing with 12 new classrooms and a hands-on science lab.

Nearly 5% of DMV households now include a working adult still living with parents, priced out by a $625,000 median home.

Douglas Development offloads its M Street property after 27 years to make way for six townhouses and two penthouses.

The 1941 drill hall could pass to city control by year's end, but the federal government would keep the land underneath it.

Existing home sales fell 1.7% in July even as prices hit a 37th straight month of gains.

Mortgage rates just hit a 2026 high of 6.69%, and new federal reforms won't help buyers for years.

Amazon has abandoned its proposed 2.4-million-square-foot data center campus at Calvert Cliffs. The move comes as Calvert County prepares to consider a temporary moratorium.

Howard’s newest students are arriving as Wonder Plaza gives way to a nine-story housing, dining and wellness hub on Georgia Avenue.

A half-vacant Farragut Square office tower is getting a $26 million makeover bet from two local investors.

Brookland’s 353-unit Rowan has sold for $84.5 million to Irvine-based Trinity Property Consultants, marking the firm’s apparent first D.C. acquisition.

Malvern-based IMC Construction has opened a Bethesda office to pursue projects across Washington, D.C., Maryland and Northern Virginia.

Brookfield sold 1140 Connecticut Ave NW — home to DC Improv — for about $21M to a group tied to Clark Construction, far below the price it paid in 2021.

The private Cosmos Club is under contract to buy a Dupont Circle building and plans to convert it into a mixed‑use arts space with a public café.