Washington D.C.

First units at the D.C.-area property are expected to be delivered in 2025. Image courtesy of The NRP Group

Northern Virginia Development Embraces Post-Pandemic Design Trends

A pair of sponsors have broken ground on the project in Woodbridge, Va.

Starwood Capital Sells Maryland Asset for $106M

The investor had owned the property for four years.

Margarite Balcony

Grosvenor Opens 260-Unit Community in DC

The property is subject to an $80.6 million construction loan.

Arlington Property Converts to Affordable With $47M HUD Loan

Standard Communities has been working toward converting the community from market rate to affordable since acquiring it in 2018.

Residences at North Hill Opening. Image courtesy of Pennrose

Pennrose Opens Affordable Alexandria Project

The property caters to families and seniors earning between 30 and 60 percent of the area median income.

Image by Christian Bowen via Unsplash.com

Homes for America Debuts DC-Area Senior Community

The property comprises both market-rate and affordable units.

Tishman Speyer Gains $150M Financing for DC Project

Once a shopping mall, the property is being redeveloped as a mixed-use complex featuring residences and retail.

2100 M St. N.W.

Post Brothers Buys DC Office Asset, Plans Conversion

The new owner is set to create 300 residential units.

Hines JV Unveils DC’s Largest Purpose-Built Co-Living Project

This community also marks a first for Hines in the U.S.