SILVER SPRING, MD-After 13 years under the same ownership, the downtown office building at 700 Roeder Rd. trades for $4.1 million. The Catholic Archdiocese of Washington now owns the 32,500-sf property, part of which will be used for a lay leadership institute.
ROSSLYN, VA-A portfolio of 11 class A and B office properties totaling about 2.8 million sf finds a new owner. Beacon Capital Partners takes full possession of 10 of the 12 properties in Westfield Realty's Northern Virginia office portfolio and takes on partial ownership of the two remaining facilities.
ROSSLYN, VA-A portfolio of 11 class A and B office properties totaling about 2.8 million sf finds a new owner. Beacon Capital Partners takes full possession of 10 of the 12 properties in Westfield Realty's Northern Virginia office portfolio and takes on partial ownership of the two remaining facilities.
ARBUTUS, MD-The newest office/lab facility at bwtech@UMBC Research and Technology Park outside of Baltimore reaches 80% occupancy with nearly 25,500 sf of lease signings by Physicians Practice Inc. and engineering and design firm Edwards and Kelcey. The new building offers an aggregate 60,000 sf of class A space.
WASHINGTON, DC-Two years after it last changed hands, 1411 K St. NW comes under new ownership again in a $15.8-million deal. The nearly 65,300-sf office property, which was originally developed in the 1950s and renovated last year, fetched $10 million the last time around.
WASHINGTON, DC-The US Armed Forces Retirement Home is preparing to market for lease 276 acres of its campus. The organization hopes to generate profits by holding ground leases on mixed-use projects to be built by private developers.
WASHINGTON, DC-The US Armed Forces Retirement Home is preparing to market for lease 276 acres of its campus. The organization hopes to generate profits by holding ground leases on mixed-use projects to be built by private developers.
WASHINGTON, DC-In a continued effort to secure the extension of the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act of 2002, the Coalition to Insure Against Terrorism takes its plea straight to the top. The organization sends President Bush a letter urging him to pressure Congress into acting on the extension legislation.
WASHINGTON, DC-In a continued effort to secure the extension of the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act of 2002, the Coalition to Insure Against Terrorism takes its plea straight to the top. The organization sends President Bush a letter urging him to pressure Congress into acting on the extension legislation.
ALEXANDRIA, VA-Now that all ducks are in a row, developer Regent Partners says it will soon begin construction of a $110-million hotel and luxury condominium project near the new US Patent and Trademark Office. The hotel, the first built in the area in six years, will feature 315 guestrooms topped by 85,000 sf of residences.
