The Sanctuary's top unit comes with 33-foot ceilings and its own stairway up a bell tower rising more than 80 feet above the street.

The 30-year average slipped for the first time since late August, yet rates remain far above last year's 6.19%.

The former attorney general's firm is subleasing 36,500 square feet from Bass, Berry & Sims at a once-vacant D.C. landmark.

The remodeling firm's 50 employees move into a former beauty spa as Vienna's historic main street keeps reinventing itself.

Amazon will instead dedicate 25 acres for county arts and entertainment uses near Ashburn, officials say.

Another Level Hair Studio has operated for 17 years at the site where Alexandria approved five townhomes, even as three council members voted no.

The Quaker school's 5.5-acre Edgemoor site could become townhomes as it folds into one DC campus by 2028.

Mellanie Shipe says the Project Tallmadge ruling wasn't a vote of confidence — just a reading of the 2014 rulebook.

Structural steel and masonry are going up at MLK Elementary in Congress Heights as construction continues on the campus modernization.

A proposed D.C. law targets AI house-fishing after a purported local listing showed a view of New York City skyline instead.

Bidding opens Monday for the 1871 office building near Camden Yards — its second auction in two years.

Aviator House on Massachusetts Avenue is the first building to deliver under DC's Housing in Downtown program, with at least 15 units set aside as affordable.

The two-acre site sits right next to the Innovation Center Metro Station, but a construction timeline is still years away.