ARLINGTON, VA--Last year foreign buyers accounted for only 4% of apartment sales, down from the 15% in 2015, according to NGKF.

WASHINGTON, DC--The Federal Reserve SLO survey shows that underwriting for CRE lending tightened in the fourth quarter. The OCC thinks differently.

WASHINGTON, DC--Investor demand for Class B properties in this part of the city is huge, according to Grant Fitzgerald and Marty Zupancic of Marcus & Millichap.

TYSONS, VA--JLL is marketing 40 spec suites at The Mile at Tysons and Prosperity at Merrifield to companies with a very distinct profile, says SVP Yorke Allen.

WASHINGTON, DC--Higher-yielding mezzanine funds that focus on debt are the most obvious substitute.

ARLINGTON, VA--The company's move-in will reduce Rosslyn's vacancy by 2.3%, according to JLL.

McLEAN, VA--The KT certificate gives privately-held investors a chance to invest in the risk prior to the multifamily mortgages being securitized in a K-Deal.

WASHINGTON, DC--Valuations continue to rise, liquidity may or may not be tighter this year. Opinions from various sources vary as to the state of CRE capital markets but they all trend towards the bullish side.