State: District of Columbia - DC

July 15, 1999 WASHINGTON, D.C. – Charles E. Smith Residential Realty Inc.(NYSE:SRW) has purchased The Consulate, a 269-unit luxury apartment building in the Connecticut Avenue corridor of northwest Washington. The transaction, valued at about $33 million, was funded with cash ...

July 14, 1999Wachovia Corp. has provided $57.7 million to developer Calvin Cafritz Enterprises to complete Farragut Center, a speculative office building in Washington, D.C.The building is one of only two speculative projects going up in Washington, according to the Wall ...

July 12, 1999 Georgetown incinerator work begins The Washington Business Journal, July 12WASHINGTON – Developers have broken ground on the $150 million redevelopment of the Georgetown incinerator site. Millennium Partners, Bovis Construction and EastBanc are planning to build a 100-room ...

Commercial Real Estate Direct Staff ReportCarr Properties has acquired the 94,170-square-foot Cox Communications office building in Herndon, Va., from Falcon Real Estate Investment Co. The property, at 3080 Centerville Road near Route 28 and the Dulles Toll Road, is 100 ...

Commercial Real Estate Direct Staff ReportCarr Properties has acquired the 94,170-square-foot Cox Communications office building in Herndon, Va., from Falcon Real Estate Investment Co. The property, at 3080 Centerville Road near Route 28 and the Dulles Toll Road, is 100 ...

Washington Business JournalTishman Speyer Properties has begun developing a pair of office towers totaling 350,000 square feet in Washington, D.C. Tishman acquired the space for the properties, at 1100 and 1150 First St. NE, last year for $60 million from ...

Washington Business JournalTishman Speyer Properties has begun developing a pair of office towers totaling 350,000 square feet in Washington, D.C. Tishman acquired the space for the properties, at 1100 and 1150 First St. NE, last year for $60 million from ...

Washington PostWashington, D.C., officials are seeking proposals to develop 110 acres of neglected parkland in Southeast Washington. Mayor Adrian Fenty favors a mixed-use development of multifamily, retail and office space for the site, which is near the city's new baseball ...

Washington PostWashington, D.C., officials are seeking proposals to develop 110 acres of neglected parkland in Southeast Washington. Mayor Adrian Fenty favors a mixed-use development of multifamily, retail and office space for the site, which is near the city's new baseball ...

The investor is looking to sell its interest in two Washington, D.C., office properties totaling 293,463 square feet. Penzance owns one of the properties in a venture with O'Connor Capital Partners.