BETHESDA, MD-The Air Rights Center, the multi-structure 712,000-sf office campus downtown, racks up a series of leasing deals accounting for nearly 30,000 sf of space.

WASHINGTON, DC-The 565,000-sf building at 1801 K St. finds a new owner as affiliates of Starwood Capital Group Global LLC's Starwood Global Opportunity Fund VI acquire the property for a reported $182 million.

ROCKVILLE, MD-Building III of the collection of hybrid space structures at the Montgomery County Campus of Johns Hopkins University gets going with a groundbreaking ceremony for the 115,000-sf project.

WASHINGTON, DC-Utility concern Washington Gas finally settles in to its new headquarters in the 500,000-sf United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners building at 101 Constitution Ave.

SUFFOLK, VA-The Commonwealth, home to nearly 800,000 military veterans, breaks ground on the new 73-acre Albert G. Horton Memorial Veterans Cemetery. The first phase is scheduled for completion in September 2004.

WASHINGTON, DC-New York's Related Capital Co. and its affiliate, Charter Municipal Mortgage Acceptance Co., reach out to those in need of low-income housing by providing $7 million in financing two housing developments.

ALEXANDRIA, VA-Something new and different is about to grace the streets of Old Town, as Atlanta's Regent Partners reveals plans for an $85 million hotel and condominium property in the 76.5-acre planned Carlyle Development.

WASHINGTON, DC-Affordable housing is creeping away from those who need it, according to the National Low Income Housing Coalition. A recent study finds that the national housing wage is double that of the actual minimum wage in 40 states.