Some of D.C.’s biggest names in commercial real estate are vying to build a new headquarters for the Department of […]
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Maryland Casino Revenue Rises 2.5 Percent In November
Maryland casinos collected $92 million in gaming revenue in November, a 2.5 percent increase over the same month a year […]
Read moreD.C. Council Will Vote On Outlawing Credit Checks For New Hires. Here’s How That Will Work.
District businesses may soon be hit with fines for checking the credit reports of potential hires. The Fair Credit in […]
Read moreNew Laurel Library Wows Hundreds On Opening Day
Laurel readers returned to Seventh Street for Monday’s opening of the reinvigorated Laurel Branch Library, three years after the original […]
Read moreHere’s What’s On The Menu At MGM National Harbor’s Restaurants
Greater Washington is getting a closer look at the dining options coming to the $1.4 billion MGM National Harbor as […]
Read moreSenator Ulysses Currie Rescinds Resignation From Maryland General Assembly
Sen. Ulysses Currie rescinded plans Tuesday to resign less than four weeks after he said he lacked the strength to […]
Read moreHogan, Legislative Leaders Reach Agreement On Northrop, Marriott HQ Loans
Better late than never would seem to be an appropriate phrase to describe Northrop Grumman Corp.’s (NYSE: NOC) $20 million […]
Read moreMerriweather Post Pavilion To Transfer Ownership As Columbia Development Plan Plays Out
Ownership of Merriweather Post Pavilion — where former President Jimmy Carter once sang “Georgia On My Mind” on stage and […]
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GSA Has Short List Of Options For New Labor Headquarters
The General Services Administration has identified NoMa, Capitol Riverfront and Poplar Point as three potential sites for a new Department […]
Read moreJudge Deals Purple Line Another Setback, But It Could Be Worse
A federal judge has ordered, again, transit officials to study how Metrorail’s across-the-board struggles might affect the proposed Purple Line, […]
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