When a rainstorm hits, phosphorus from fertilizers, pet droppings and yard waste can flow into area waterways and later reach […]
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Breaking: Amazon Reportedly Close To Selecting Crystal City For HQ2
Amazon.com Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) has held advanced discussions about establishing its second headquarters in Crystal City, according to The Washington […]
Read moreHoward Hughes Closes On $700M In Lending To Aid Columbia Redevelopment
Howard Hughes Corp. has closed on a $700 million loan from Wells Fargo that will provide more permanent financing for […]
Read moreMWAA Planning $60M In Upgrades To Dulles Concourse
The Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority doesn’t have immediate plans for a new terminal to replace a temporary 1985 structure known […]
Read moreREITs Are In Sell Mode In D.C., With Billions Of Dollars In Property On The Market
Record sale prices and concerns over the economic cycle have turned many public REITs with large D.C.-area holdings into sellers […]
Read moreLerner Puts Former FBI HQ Short-List PGC Site Up For Sale
Lerner Enterprises is marketing the former Landover Mall site in Prince George’s County for sale as the 80-acre property’s prospects […]
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Probe Into Electrical Shock Incident At MGM National Harbor Widens
Investigators looking into the electrical shock that seriously injured a 6-year-old girl at MGM National Harbor in June are widening […]
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MGM National Harbor Is MGM’s 5th-Highest Revenue Generator
MGM Resorts International grossed $3.03 billion in third-quarter revenue, topping estimates, and MGM National Harbor contributed significantly. MGM National Harbor, […]
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Maryland Medical Marijuana Growers Group Hires Lobbyist
The Maryland Wholesale Medical Cannabis Trade Association named Annapolis lobbyist Jacquie Cohen Roth as its executive director. The association, which […]
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Maryland Early Voting Over Double 2014 Totals So Far
So far more than double the number of people have voted early in Maryland compared to the midterms four years […]
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