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Emily Wishingrad

Washington, D.C., United States

Associate Producer at Hearst

Freelance Journalist at Freelance

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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  • This Week's D.C. Deal Sheet: Redbrick Lands $129M Refinancing In Fairfax

    5 days ago | bisnow.com | Emily Wishingrad

    The D.C.-based real estate firm secured a $129M refinancing loan for Amberleigh Apartments in Merrifield, according to Berkadia, which brokered the deal. The financing consists of a $113.8M Freddie Mac loan and a $15.6M preferred equity investment from an undisclosed entity.

  • Global Construction Firm Signs Office Lease In Ballston

    6 days ago | bisnow.com | Emily Wishingrad

    Gilbane Building Co. is moving its office within Arlington's Ballston neighborhood while adding to its footprint. The construction company signed a lease at Jamestown’s Ballston Exchange — a pair of office towers totaling 783K SF on Wilson Boulevard, the landlord announced this week. The landlord said the lease totals 27K SF.

  • Wynn Delays $375M In Capital Expenditures Due To Tariffs

    1 week ago | bisnow.com | Emily Wishingrad

    Wynn Resorts, a REIT with six massive casino resorts, is pausing hundreds of millions of dollars in spending due to the impacts of the Trump administration's tariff policies.

  • Inside The Cell Therapeutics Plant Kicking Off AstraZeneca's $3.5B U.S. Push

    1 week ago | bisnow.com | Emily Wishingrad

    The life sciences sector is facing headwinds around the country and particularly in Montgomery County, Maryland, an industry hub anchored by federal health agencies that are now seeing their funding slashed. But private sector companies like AstraZeneca are pushing forward with major investments in life sciences research and manufacturing.

  • This Week's D.C. Deal Sheet: Office-To-Affordable Housing Conversion Lands $51M In Falls Church

    1 week ago | bisnow.com | Emily Wishingrad

    Conifer Realty has secured $51M to convert a former Inova Health System office building to 80 units of affordable housing. A rendering of Conifer Realty's office-to-affordable housing conversion at 2990 Telestar Court in Fairfax. The Inova-owned office building at 2290 Telestar Court is now vacant and poised to be acquired by the Fairfax County Redevelopment and Housing Authority, FCRHA and Conifer announced in separate releases this week.

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Emily Wishingrad @EmilyWishingrad
12 May 25

RT @J_Banister: Carr Properties, the developer of DC's Midtown Center complex and many other downtown offices, is set to unload a series of…

Emily Wishingrad
Emily Wishingrad @EmilyWishingrad
28 Apr 25

DETAILS ARE IN on the Washington Commanders' deal with D.C. to build a new NFL stadium district at the RFK campus. From me and @J_Banister: https://t.co/iIf08oL9Mf #RFKStadium

Emily Wishingrad
Emily Wishingrad @EmilyWishingrad
17 Apr 25

RT @J_Banister: The HUD headquarters has been put on the GSA's "accelerated disposition list" — potentially teeing up a redevelopment of th…