A 48,000‑SF office at 450 H St NW near Gallery Place is headed to a foreclosure auction after its owner defaulted on a roughly $10M loan.

Convene leased the entire sixth floor at Hamilton Square, expanding its D.C. footprint to three floors and roughly 79,850 square feet in a deal brokered by Transwestern.

The leasehold at 4000 Connecticut Ave. NW is headed to a foreclosure auction after owners fell behind on a roughly $132.2M note. The sale could reshape Van Ness plans.

A CoStar analysis finds most hotel rooms added from 2019–2025 were built in tourism magnets like Hawaii and Washington, D.C., not in the fastest-growing states.

Montgomery Planning released preliminary recommendations that push for more housing near transit, dedicated bus lanes on University Boulevard, and tools to protect affordability and local shops.

GSA has listed the Wilbur J. Cohen Federal Building for accelerated disposition, and preservationists warn fragile New Deal murals — and a tie to UM’s Wilbur Cohen — could be at risk.

New York topped the Northeast in hotel deals in 2025 as regional transaction volume jumped from about $3 billion to $4.4 billion. Industry data show the city outpaced a 10‑year investment average.

Marketing materials for the Liberty Loan sale suggest the parcel may reach into Washington Monument grounds, raising preservation and public‑land questions.

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.