So far, D.C. has withstood the amount of new apartments that have opened over the past couple of years. But with more units in the pipeline, including 2,200 units near the Rhode Island Avenue Metro, the future still looks murky. More
Cranes are suddenly appearing in a lot more markets around the country than just... More
With nearly 15,000 rental units started in 2011 and almost no condo supply, you... More
Washington, D.C., led the apartment market out of the recession, but with oversupply and government cuts on the horizon, that could soon change. More
Building an apartment in Washington, D.C.? If you want to hit the sweet spot, you better open your doors soon, according to Alexandria, Va.-based market research firm Delta Associates. More
Washington, D.C., is considered one of the strongest, if not the strongest, housing market in the country. But three different reports show exactly how unevenly this relative prosperity is distributed throughout the nation’s capital. More
In the first quarter of '09, only $1.8 billion in apartment assets (totaling 152 properties) changed hands, according to Real Capital Analytics, a New York-based research firm that tracks commercial real estate. That’s a drop of 86 percent from a year ago. Volume fell 61 percent from the fourth quarter of 2008, and offerings outpaced closings by five to one. More