Landover, MD-The company will open eight new stores and close seven in 2006 as part of a multiyear repositioning strategy.

WASHINGTON, DC-The firm estimates development costs could reach $100 million by the time the building is delivered in April 2008.

WASHINGTON, DC-Expansion in net absorption and commercial construction continues, but at a slower pace.

WASHINGTON, DC-Meetings will focus on tax incremental financing for four subdistricts in the Great Streets Project initiative.

WASHINGTON, DC-Benefits to the real estate industry include a new exemption from ERISA's 25% pension asset ceiling and IRS appraisal reforms.

RICHMOND, VA-The Dallas-based group plans to make at least five additional acquisitions this year.

WASHINGTON, DC-NMHC targets health issues specific to multifamily dwellings.

CHEVY CHASE, MD-The departing president is the latest high-level executive to leave the embattled company.