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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bisnow.com | Emily Wishingrad
In a few months, the first residents will begin moving into a nearly 900-unit apartment complex in Northwest D.C.’s Woodley Park neighborhood on a site that held one of the city’s largest hotels for over a century. Carmel Partners is nearly done with the first phase of its Wardman Park project situated on the 9.5-acre hill that once held the Washington Marriott Wardman Park.
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1 week ago |
bisnow.com | Emily Wishingrad
Jair Lynch is ready to start construction on its redevelopment of the Heritage at Old Town apartments in Alexandria after landing a financing package for the first phase. A rendering of Jair Lynch's 310-unit development at 505 S. Alfred St. in AlexandriaThe $160M first building, known as Block 4, will include 210 market-rate units and 100 affordable apartments. Jair Lynch acquired the site at 505 S.
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1 week ago |
bisnow.com | Emily Wishingrad
Earlier this year, the deal BXP struck to demolish a 1990s-era downtown office building and build a ground-up trophy tower on the site — with around 90% of the space already preleased — sent waves through D.C.’s commercial real estate industry. The news that the REIT inked an agreement to build a 320K SF office development at Metro Center, anchored by law firm McDermott Will & Emery, provided a signal: New office development is still possible in today’s market.
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1 week ago |
bisnow.com | Emily Wishingrad
The debt on two properties totaling 785 units in Phoenix and Denver has hit the market. The X Co.'s 330-unit coliving community in Phoenix at 200 W. Monroe St.Chicago-based The X Co., which develops coliving spaces, defaulted on the loans, totaling $325M, and Newmark is marketing the debt on behalf of lender Mack Real Estate Credit Strategies, GreenStreet's Real Estate Alert reported. The X Co. developed the 330-unit Phoenix building in 2022 and the 455-unit Denver property in 2021.
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1 week ago |
bisnow.com | Emily Wishingrad
The massive, life sciences-centric mixed-use district planned next to the North Bethesda Metro station is set to be developed by Hines. The Washington Metropolitan Transit Authority Tuesday morning announced it selected the Houston-based developer to execute a vision for life sciences, retail and residential development on the 13.9-acre site.
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