Reston-based Broad Street Realty filed for Chapter 7; a court-appointed trustee will liquidate its shopping-center portfolio amid prior investor control. Tenants and creditors now await a timetable for sales.

Stream Realty recorded the deed to 2001 M St NW after the D.C. Recorder held the transfer over recordation taxes tied to an older entity conversion. The move clears title to the $163M office asset.

Dila Development pared back a Mount Pleasant condo conversion after preservation officials warned additions would overwhelm historic facades. Revised designs shrink rooftop and rear additions.

After a $28M lender‑facilitated buy in June 2025, 300 M Street SE has added more than 60,000 square feet of defense‑industry leases, lifting occupancy to about 60%.

Better Home & Finance and Coinbase are piloting a product that lets buyers use bitcoin and USDC to fund down payments on Fannie Mae‑eligible mortgages. The setup keeps crypto intact while routing the mortgage into conventional channels.

Equinix has pitched a third data center at its Ashburn campus, seeking county approval for a building called DC‑23 and supportive utility upgrades in Data Center Alley.

Spear Street Capital bought the fully leased Plaza East office campus in Chantilly’s Westfields, a move that underscores investor appetite for defense- and cyber-adjacent suburban offices.

Federal changes to LIHTC are unlocking more subsidy in Massachusetts, pushing larger deals and prompting developers to spend earlier to hold projects together.

Developers behind the Rivers Edge project asked to push the construction-start deadline to spring 2027 despite a $61.7M tax abatement tied to the 900-unit plan.

The Baysox and county partners finished a set of fan-focused upgrades at Prince George’s Stadium — from a lighthouse-themed kids area to new video displays and ADA viewing.

A Texas federal judge has blocked a Treasury rule that would require title and settlement agents to report the beneficial owners behind all‑cash real estate purchases.

WeWork reports rising tour activity and a modest bump in visits across its D.C. locations as it refits its Rosslyn outpost at 1201 Wilson and ramps capital spending.

The District posted RFPs on March 19, 2026 for a nearly 7‑acre parcel at St. Elizabeths East and an about‑1‑acre Brightwood site, inviting redevelopment proposals.