WASHINGTON, DC—Spreads are widening and lenders' appetite for construction finance loans is falling among banks, says CBRE director of research and analysis Revathi Greenwood.

WASHINGTON, DC-Because the building was vacant, the 1031 buyer didn't have to deal with tenants seeking to buy the building per the Tenant Opportunity to Purchase Act.

WASHINGTON, DC—A gamified tool highlights the many trade-offs a low-income housing developer must make to push a project across the finish line. New compliance, while perhaps necessary, will make the process that much more difficult.

WASHINGTON, DC-The sale is an important milestone in the REIT's strategy of de-risking its portfolio, CEO Robert Milkovich says.

WASHINGTON, DC—Al Sraiya and Qatari Diar are illustrative of the latest wave of foreign investors seeking out opportunities in the Washington, DC area.

ARLINGTON, VA-The REIT hopes to take advantage of demand for both Class A and Class B product with this redevelopment.

WASHINGTON, DC-Also, the American Coatings Association is taking 17,000-square-feet at 901 New York Ave., NW.

WASHINGTON, While co-working was a driver of demand in Q1, it recorded almost 5,000 square feet of negative absorption in the last three months, according to CBRE.