09/23/2023
A D.C. housing nonprofit has closed on a set of commercial spaces in Adams Morgan with plans to convert them to affordable housing.
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09/23/2023
The regional sports network formerly known as NBC Sports Washington has officially rebranded as Monumental Sports Network — kicking off with a new show from Rachel Nichols.
09/23/2023
What recession? Pessimism fading among business owners.
09/23/2023
Just two years after going public and raising $267 million from investors, a McLean cybersecurity contractor founded by a former NSA director appears to be on borrowed time.
09/23/2023
Former Washington Wizards star Bradley Beal has put his Bethesda mansion, complete with below-grade regulation basketball court and arcade room, on the market. Here's a look.
09/23/2023
Eagle Hill Consulting’s culture survey found 73% of respondents said the culture at their workplace impacts their ability to do their best work.
09/23/2023
Pay raises are expected to remain above pre-pandemic levels in 2024, but there will be a noted shift from 2023.
09/23/2023
With a recent land acquisition, Chuck Kuhn is expanding an early-stage data center proposal in Northern Virginia.
09/23/2023
Families will soon have around-the-clock access to experts in breastfeeding, lactation, mental support, nutrition and meal planning at the Watergate Hotel at the region's first postnatal retreat.
09/22/2023
While McLean-based Capital One cemented its spot at the top, a handful of locally based community banks also retained their places in the top 10 banks by metro-area deposits, according to new data.
09/22/2023
D.C. could help fund the construction of the final piece of Nationals Park, resolving a long-running zoning issue that threatened to cost the stadium its occupancy permit last year.
09/22/2023
Two sources familiar with legislation that would extend D.C.'s lease on the RFK Stadium campus — and open the door to a new Washington Commanders stadium there — said it was unclear if the bill would receive a full vote in the House.
09/22/2023
Inexperienced real estate agents and fixed commissions hurt the housing market, a new study says.
09/22/2023
Alexandria lawmakers are expected to approve new pieces of the Landmark Mall revamp, one of the region's most transformative mixed-use projects. Here's what they'll be voting on.
09/22/2023
Virginia has secured $100 million in federal funds to help pay for construction of a new rail bridge aimed alleviating repeated bottlenecks. Will it be enough to lure commuters back to VRE?
09/22/2023
Here's the data scoop on our 2023 List of the Greater Washington region's largest private companies — who's up, who's down, and who's growing the most.
09/22/2023
Regional mobility is a priority pillar for the Greater Washington Partnership. (Sponsored Content)
09/22/2023
D.C. Pickleball Team, the District’s Major League Pickleball franchise, has landed a big-name organization, with some 38 million members, as its front-of-jersey sponsor.
09/22/2023
Retail real estate expert Gary Rappaport knows what it will take to revive downtown D.C.'s retail market.
09/22/2023
AI has the potential to impact every job, but it's already putting pressure on wages in the tech sector.
09/22/2023
American University's business school has received the largest donation in its history. Here's how it will use the funding.
09/21/2023
Private companies are tightening their belts — but that doesn't have to equal layoffs. Here's how some D.C.-area companies are finding efficiency while sparing the ax.
09/21/2023
A Tysons-based bank has graduated two dozen participants from its program for single mothers and some are employed at the bank today. With the battle for talent at a "fevered pitch," the CEO says the program is helping the bank add loyal workers.
09/21/2023
In a team-up of Bay Area tech companies, Cisco announced plans to buy Splunk.
09/21/2023
The coalition of the DMV’s most influential CEOs is working to address regional challenges and foster inclusive growth. (Sponsored Content)
09/21/2023
Another Dupont Circle-area office building is facing a potential foreclosure auction. This one was purchased by a coworking company just before the pandemic.
09/21/2023
This duo is teaming up on another redevelopment of aging apartments in downtown Bethesda.
09/21/2023
RCKRBX's Michael Broder says the data his company collects can ward off "copycat syndrome" in development planning.
09/21/2023
Hilton Worldwide is targeting budget-conscious travelers with its new Spark by Hilton brand. Its first hotel in the line opened this week on the outskirts of a quaint seaside town.
09/21/2023
Fairfax County will soon consider — again — whether the former Topgolf site in Kingstowne might become new townhomes.
09/21/2023
U.S. News & World Report changed its methodology in ranking the nation's top colleges and universities. That was good news for two D.C.-area schools but not-so-good news for several others. Here's how local schools fared in this year's rankings.
09/21/2023
The Jackson Hole, Wyoming, ranch owned by legendary D.C.-area developer Gerald Halpin and his wife Helen is under contract to a buyer who has committed to continuing the late couple's stewardship.
09/21/2023
Potential business owners who qualify as social equity applicants will compete for 123 standard cannabis licenses and 58 micro licenses.
09/21/2023
A small D.C. private equity firm that got its start in the early days of the pandemic recently invested in a health care company that distributes at-home diagnostic and therapeutic supplies. Now it's eyeing bigger deals.
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