DC-based Washington Real Estate Investment Trust (WRIT) plans to acquire Watergate 600 for about $135 million ($436/sf), according to Washington Business Journal. The 309,000sf, 12-story, Class A property is located at 600 New Hampshire Avenue and is part of the … Continue reading →
Atlanta-based Goddard Investment Group recently purchased the vacant Class A property located at 500 D Street SW (known as National Square) for $93 million ($272.50/sf). Developed by Trammell Crow The following list contains details about the symptoms of pancreatic deficiency … Continue reading →
According to The Hill, research from Global Business Travel Association (GBTA) shows that travel bookings increased by 1.2 percent the week before Executive Order 13769 (the travel ban executive order) went into effect but decreased 2.2 percent the week after. … Continue reading →
This year, 320,000 new apartment units are expected to come online – the largest number so far during this cycle, according to
Continue reading →Ethiopia, which in 2015 surpassed Kenya as the fourth-largest economy in sub-Saharan Africa, has emerged to become Africa’s second-biggest flower exporter. In 2015, Ethiopia produced 50,000 metric tons of flowers with a market share valued at $200 million, according to … Continue reading →
Germany has outpaced the UK to become Europe’s most active commercial real estate market. In 2016, about $63.5 billion in commercial property traded hands in Germany compared to about $60.9 billion in the UK, according to MarketWatch (citing data from … Continue reading →
Russian interest in Miami real estate has increased since the U.S. presidential election, according to a CNBC report. On miamire.com, the official website of the Miami Association of Realtors, searches originating from Russia topped the list of international interest in … Continue reading →
In an effort to curtail foreign property owners from leaving their apartments vacant for much of the year, the Paris city council is expected to adopt a measure on Monday that would triple, from 20 percent to 60 percent, the … Continue reading →
In 1983, the U.S. steel voluntary restraints agreement (VRA), a quota program, increased the price of imported steel by 4.5 percent and domestically produced steel by about one percent and U.S. steel exports declined. The program cost U.S. consumers more … Continue reading →