WASHINGTON BUSINESS JOURNAL: Suburban Maryland’s office vacancy hit a record high in thefirst quarter of 2024, owing primarily to moves by two major tenants in Montgomery County, according to a recent market report from brokerage CBRE. […]
WASHINGTON BUSINESS JOURNAL: Lerner Enterprises has won a key initial approval for a planned data center campus on its former Landover Mall site. With the possibility of landing the FBI’s new headquarters no longer in the cards, Lerner filed […]
WASHINGTON BUSINESS JOURNAL: Metro officials are zeroing in on a budget compromise that would prevent the transit system from making large service cuts and layoffs starting in July — but it won’t solve the system’s underlying structural problems. […]
WASHINGTON BUSINESS JOURNAL: One of Maryland’s most prolific developers is joining and apparently accelerating the effort to develop Viva White Oak, a gigantic but long-stalled mixed-used project with a multibillion-dollar price tag next to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration […]
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 BUSINESS JOURNAL: Berman Enterprises won another key entitlement toward a big mixed-use development in Walker Mill, a project that planners hope will spur additional growth along a Metro corridor that Prince George’s County has long considered an economic […]
WASHINGTON BUSINESS JOURNAL: A Minnesota affordable housing developer wants to put an all-affordable apartment building on vacant land steps from a Purple Line station under construction in Hyattsville, representing the company’s first foray into Greater […]
WASHINGTON BUSINESS JOURNAL: Assuming the Greenbelt FBI headquarters deal isn’t derailed by opponents who prefer that the agency stay in D.C. or move to Virginia, what happens next? The site itself is essentially shovel ready. The comprehensive […]
WASHINGTON BUSINESS JOURNAL: As elsewhere in Greater Washington, mixed-use projects around Metro dominate suburban Maryland’s development scene. Prince George’s County, historically a lower-income bedroom community for D.C., wants to grow, especially along it’s Metro Blue […]
WASHINGTON BUSINESS JOURNAL: Developers ignore long-term fiscal impacts of the projects, policy sponsor says. A controversial policy proposal that would curtail residential development outside the Beltway in Prince George’s County, whether it moves forward or […]
