WDCEP News & Events

DC’s Office Market Is Getting A Makeover More than $210M has been spent across 10 renovation projects in D.C.’s commercial core since 2022, according to CBRE. “There’s too much commodity office, but that doesn’t mean there’s too much good office,” Garfield Investments CEO John Mason said. “There’s unequivocal momentum for both of those scenarios, and …

Commanders select Clark, Mortenson, Smoot for $3.8B stadium McLean-based Clark Construction Group, Minneapolis-based Mortenson Co. and D.C.-based Smoot Construction Co. will lead construction of the 1.8-million-square-foot, 70,000-seat stadium, the Commanders announced Tuesday. Site work began in June, led by the same trio, and construction is anticipated to begin in spring 2027, the team said in …

Passion F&B to open Trèsind, Revelry in downtown DC Passion F&B, led by founder and Managing Director Bhupender Nath, inked a deal within the past week for about 9,000 square feet in the Homer Building at 601 13th St. NW for a new iteration of Trèsind, its fine-dining restaurant featuring modern Indian cuisine, and Revelry, …

Downsizing the federal government could open up a whole new neighborhood in D.C. The federal government’s plan to shrink its footprint could create a new neighborhood between the National Mall and the Wharf. The federal Public Buildings Reform Board is eyeing 20-plus properties in the DMV to consolidate or let go, the Washington Post reported. “This …