CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA--New York City-based O'Connor Capital Partners bought the 265,000-square foot shopping center with plans for improvement.

WASHINGTON, DC--Last year it became clear that cyber thieves were raiding the escrow accounts of residential home buyers, prompting OneLogin's Al Sargent to predict that commercial brokers might be next.

WASHINGTON, DC--This time there is little doubt about an interest rate increase because a uptick in wages points to the signs of inflation for which the Fed has also been on the lookout.

EDGEWOOD, MD--Now the company is pondering its options and timing for the site.

WASHINGTON, DC--A roundup of deals and news you may have missed from around the region over the last few days.

WASHINGTON, DC--But some developers are starting to hang back waiting to see where interest rates and construction costs will shake out, Marcus & Millichap's Grant Fitzgerald tells GlobeSt.com.

WASHINGTON, DC--Co-working in the District accounted for 324,000 square feet of net absorption in 2016, according to CBRE.

WASHINGTON, DC--REITs will continue to finance development because it gives them access to core deals at the lowest basis, CohnReznick's David Kessler says.