MCLEAN, VA-More than 500 employees of consulting firm BoozAllenHamilton will move into the company's newest headquarters office building, the 125,600-sf EJ Randolph II. Equity Office Properties Trust developed the six-story structure for about $35.7 million and will lease the property to BoozAllen.

WASHINGTON, DC-American Realty Advisors sells 1100 17th Street--a 138,500-sf, class B structure in the city's CBD--to Northridge Capital in a $30 million deal. American Realty acquired the 12-story, 30-year-old structure a little more than two years ago for $28.5 million.

RICHMOND, VA-For a total of $72 million, United Dominion Realty Trust Inc. acquires three apartment properties accounting for more than 1,000 units in North Carolina, Florida and Colorado. The purchases are part of the REIT's plan to own about 150,000 units in its core markets.

WASHINGTON, DC-Carr America Realty Corp. and Carr Real Estate Services reveal the lease renewals of nearly 200,000 sf of office space by law firm King & Spalding and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation at 1730 Pennsylvania Ave.

ARLINGTON, VA-Ownership of One Verizon Plaza, the 353,000-sf building formerly knows as One Bell Atlantic Plaza, changes hands in a $65 million deal. Owner Carlyle Group sells the 19-year-old property to RREEF Funds just four years after acquiring the structure for $55 million.

WASHINGTON, DC-Law firm O'Melveny & Myers joins ULLICO Inc. as an anchor tenant in the 383,000-sf structure currently going up at 1625 Eye St. The legal organization will leave its current space at 555 13th St for its new digs in mid-2003.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA-The 300-acre mixed-use project known as New Town gets underway with a celebration of the development and the start of its first property, the 60,000-sf SunTrust Building. New Town will ultimately offer 1 million sf of office space, 500,000 sf of retail space and 1,600 residences.

WASHINGTON, DC-MeriStar Hotels & Resorts assigns the leases of 47 hotels, owned by Winston Hotels, to a Winston subsidiary for $17 million. MeriStar will continue to manage 39 of the hotels and will use the funds to reduce its senior secured credit facility.