An MRP Realty affiliate bought the office tower beside Union Station for about 30% of its assessed value, highlighting deep-discount buying in D.C.'s office market. The move underscores growing investor appetite for transit-adjacent, value-add properties.

The District posted a roughly $400K solicitation for an owner’s representative to oversee RFK campus redevelopment. Proposals are due March 19, 2026.

A DGS progress reel shows crews capping the Harriet Tubman Elementary modernization in Columbia Heights; the rebuilt school will target LEED Gold and net-zero performance.

A Fort Worth congressman’s measure passed the House this week aiming to rescind IRA-backed electrification rebates and training grants — supporters say it could cut new-home costs by up to $31,000.

DGS joined the DC Chamber and DSLBD at a Feb. 24 matchmaking event to help CBEs and small firms prepare for RFK redevelopment contracts.

Matthew Jemal’s Jemal Equities has been buying distressed D.C. office assets — loans, auctions and buildings — at steep discounts. The fast, hands‑on strategy could reshape parts of downtown.

Stanley Martin agreed to buy United Homes for about $221 million, offering $1.18 a share and planning to take the South Carolina builder private in Q2. The move follows months of board turmoil at United Homes.

Post Brothers has kicked off The Geneva, a 532-unit conversion in Dupont Circle, part of a citywide push to turn empty offices into homes—but experts say conversions won’t solve the housing crisis alone.

KLNB completed a $31M, 160,000-sq-ft build-to-suit for ZM Sheet Metal in Winchester, delivering on time and expanding regional manufacturing capacity along I‑81.

D.C. says it will redevelop the Frank D. Reeves Center in phases to keep city services running while building housing, arts venues and the NAACP's new headquarters.

Scaffolding and overhead protection are now visible at Capital One Arena as the multi‑phase overhaul shifts to the exterior, with a new F Street entrance and wider concourses planned before fall 2027.

Montgomery County’s new ORS report credits rent stabilization with refunds and better code enforcement. Planning staff say the law has chilled multifamily permitting.

A federal judge has remanded a proposed Camden class action alleging undisclosed RUBS utility fees, saying the company failed to show the case belonged in federal court. Plaintiffs say advertised rents hid mandatory charges.