WASHINGTON, DC-In a deal between seller F Street Group and buyer Grosvenor Atlantic Ltd. the building at 1777 F St. gets snapped up for $17 million. The structure is currently valued at $10.5 million and is fully occupied by Federal Housing Finance Board through 2006.

WASHINGTON, DC-In a deal between seller F Street Group and buyer Grosvenor Atlantic Ltd. the building at 1777 F St. gets snapped up for $17 million. The structure is currently valued at $10.5 million and is fully occupied by Federal Housing Finance Board through 2006.

ROCKVILLE,, MD. The new $3.6-million Giant Food and Pharmacy opens its doors at Bethesda Row. It offers 62,000 sf of retail space as well as underground and surface parking space.

WASHINGTON, DC-It has been a long time coming--about seven decades--but the Kennedy-Warren Apartment Building is on the road to completion via a $46-million development project. While it is virtually undetectable, the structure was left at two-thirds completion owing to ramifications of the Great Depression.

WASHINGTON, DC-Columbia Heights' The Fairmont I and II Apartments gets a new owner and a new upgrade with the DC Housing Finance Agency's recent closing of a $16 million financing deal. Fairmont tenants and developer KSI Services Inc. are partners in the endeavor.

WILMINGTON, DE-Document solutions and business services provider Kinko's Inc. opens up a new location in a 4,000-sf space on Concord Pike. This newest locale becomes one of more than 1,000 Kink's located in the US and eight other countries.

COLUMBIA, MD-The Plaza at The Mall in Columbia prepares to welcome a new tenant as AMC Entertainment Inc. commits to opening a new theater in the retail center. The 14-screen, state-of-the-art movie complex is expected to make its debut later this year.

CRYSTAL CITY, VA-The 630-room Doubletree Hotel Crystal City gets a new owner in a $70-million transaction in which a Lend Lease Real Estate Investments fund sells the property to a CNL Hospitality Corp. affiliate. The 30-year-old hotel was last sold in 2001 for $53 million.