A 643‑unit NoMa complex anchored by a 50,000‑sq‑ft Harris Teeter is on the market, marketed by CBRE for owner Nuveen. The sale tests appetite for grocery‑anchored multifamily in D.C.

Dalian Development is under contract to buy the GSA's Regional Office Building at 301 Seventh St. SW, a rare, transit‑adjacent redevelopment parcel in Southwest D.C.

A planned 70‑unit senior housing project at 1800 Hamlin St. NE is on hold after developer Cubed Partners said key tax‑credit financing evaporated. The company is seeking a three‑year extension while it lines up new capital.

Alpha‑2, a 325,000‑sq‑ft Manhattan Project‑era building at Y‑12, has been torn down, clearing 2.5 acres for modernization and future national‑security projects.

Capital One paid about $125 million for 14 acres across Route 123, consolidating control of much of Scotts Run South and reshaping Tysons development options.

Sagard Real Estate and La Caisse have formed a joint venture to buy industrial outdoor storage yards across U.S. port markets, starting with a Meadowlands acquisition and an initial CAD 490M target.

Construction payrolls dipped 11,000 in February even as frontline pay climbed. Contractors point to rising materials costs and uncertain demand.

Gov. Bill Lee’s two-week recruiting trip to Asia and persistent in-person outreach helped secure Korea Zinc’s record $6.6B smelter for Clarksville and revived mining plans in Smith County.

Mark Penn and his wife have listed a rare 7,200‑sq‑ft Georgetown compound for $14.995M, complete with guest house, lap pool and two‑car garage. The listing is being handled by Daniel Heider at TTR Sotheby’s.

A 1925 Spanish Mission–style estate that backs onto Observatory Circle is asking $10.75M, with an indoor pool, elevator and a secure lower level. The property's location next to the vice president’s residence is the key selling point.

Public filings show a hotel operator under contract to buy Watergate 600 as Elme markets the office building. The sale raises questions about reuse in Foggy Bottom.

A 108‑unit active‑adult complex in Fort Washington sold for $34.5M — more than twice its 2022 price, underscoring investor demand for 55+ housing near D.C. amenities.

The PBRB warns roughly $50 billion in deferred maintenance across GSA properties is chilling buyer interest and reshaping redevelopment plans for major D.C. sites.