By Tristan Navera – Staff Reporter, Washington Business Journal a day ago
At a recent conference, D.C.-based Urban Land Institute laid out factors that constrain new housing construction in Greater Washington and nationwide, threatening to make housing affordability even worse than before. Continue reading at Washington Business Journal.
By FOX 5 DC Digital Team It’s time for March Madness. This year’s NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament will also likely end up being the most bet on sporting event in U.S. history, according to PlayUSA.com. “The […]
WASHINGTON BUSINESS JOURNAL: With the possibility of landing the FBI headquarters off the table, Lerner Enterprises is moving forward with plans for a big data center campus on its former Landover Mall site. Brightseat Associates LLC, a Lerner […]
WASHINGTON POST: Prince George’s County’s incoming council has launched its new legislative agenda, halting decisions made by the previous council and eliciting concerns about a changing vision for development. In some of their first moves […]
