Emily Wishingrad
D.C. Reporter @Bisnow; tips to [email protected]. Formerly: Hearst Television's D.C. bureau. 'Dracula' film scholar. Dog mom to Ravioli.
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2 days ago |
bisnow.com | Emily Wishingrad
The federal government has found a new home for the Department of Housing and Urban Development. After more than 50 years occupying a massive federally owned building in Southwest D.C., the agency plans to move to Alexandria, taking over the leased headquarters of the National Science Foundation, federal officials announced Wednesday morning. The National Science Foundation's headquarters at 2451 Eisenhower Ave. in Alexandria, Virginia.
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3 days ago |
bisnow.com | Emily Wishingrad
Four large grocery stores that occupy ground-floor space in multifamily buildings in the D.C. area are set to close. Harris Teeter plans to close two Arlington locations, one in Tysons and another in North Bethesda, local news outlets reported, citing email notices to customers. The notices come just days after its parent company, Kroger, announced it would close 60 “underperforming” stores over the next 18 months, equating to 5% of its total locations.
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4 days ago |
bisnow.com | Emily Wishingrad
Unizo Holdings Co., the Japanese investor that once dominated the D.C. office sales market, has failed to pay a $211M loan on two NoMa office buildings in recent months — after losing a trio of downtown office buildings to its lender in December. Mathematica is the anchor tenant at Unizo's 1100 First St. NE in D.C.'s NoMa neighborhood. Unizo's CMBS loan backed by the office buildings at 820 and 1100 First St. NE has been transferred to special servicing, according to Morningstar Credit.
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1 week ago |
bisnow.com | Emily Wishingrad
Dallas-based semiconductor manufacturer Texas Instruments plans to invest more than $60B in seven fabrication plants in Texas and Utah, it announced Wednesday. The investment is poised to funnel funding into fabrication sites already ramping up or under construction, as well as two previously unannounced plants at its megasite in Sherman, Texas.
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1 week ago |
ourcommunitynow.com | Emily Wishingrad
Share Tysons Corner Center owner Macerich has been given the go-ahead to evict a furniture store just over a year after it opened in a 45K SF space. A Fairfax County judge ruled in favor of the landlord this month, allowing Macerich to evict Patrick’s Elegant Living from its space at 1800 International Drive, a standalone building across the street from the Tysons Corner Center mall, FFXnow reported . Macerich can’t evict Patrick’s until Oct.
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