WASHINGTON, DC-Multifamily properties continue to be major attractions for investors, as is evidenced by the recent change in ownership of the Waterside Towers Apartments and the Commons at Town Square which commanded $62.5 million.

WHITE OAK, MD-Phase I of the 130-acre Federal Research Center--the $286 million locale that is to be the new home for the Federal Drug Administration--comes to an end with the opening of the campus's new Life Sciences Lab.

ROCKVILLE, MD-Telecom firm Teletronics makes a financially prudent move by relocating from an 8,000-sf space to a 23,000-sf space while cutting its rent in half.

JAMES CITY COUNTY, VA-Ground has been broken for the development of a 100,000-sf distribution center for candy company Wythe-Will Distributing Inc. Liberty Property Trust is behind the $6.5-million development.

WASHINGTON, DC-The National Association of Realtors reveals evidence that all sectors of the commercial real estate industry are due to experience a positive turnaround over the next two years.

WASHINGTON, DC-Share Our Strength will share the address of the 190,000-sf structure with such fellow occupants as the League of Women Voters and the Office of the Special Counsel.

BOWIE, MD-Eager developers will have to turn their eye to a different plot of land because Nash Woods, the 100-acre parcel at the intersection of Rte. 50 and Rte. 3, is now unavailable.

ARLINGTON, VA-The Arlington County Board's recent approval for the construction of the 480-unit Dakota on Center Park and the 386-unit Camden Potomac Yard will make living spaces available in Potomac Yard in 2006.