Washington Business Journal
Washington Harbour to trade for $370 million
MRP Realty and the Rockpoint Group LLC stand to gain a cool $75 million after agreeing to sell their Washington Harbour waterfront property in Georgetown, according to sources familiar with the deal.
Landmark Mall remake primed for spring 2014 start
The Howard Hughes Corp. plans to begin an ambitious redevelopment of Landmark Mall in Alexandria in spring 2014 following the Alexandria City Council's approval of the multimillion-dollar project.
Staying fit on the road: 5 hotel chains that won't ruin your diet
Hotels are starting to recognize the demand for healthier food options, and a handful of chains are taking action. Hyatt, Fairmont, and Westin are among the brands paving the way.
Bryce Harper comes out of his advertising shell, with Under Armour's help
Union Market to host summer drive-in movie series
What do you do when you want to capitalize on the outdoor summer movie trend but you don't have a lawn? You go old school, drive-in style.
U.S. airports with the highest average fares
Where's the worst place in America to be a business traveler?
MedStar deftly uses regulatory process to block competitors
MedStar Health has shored up its position as the District's market-leading health provider, beating back competitors with a lot of help from the D.C. government.
Capital Bikeshare becoming an economic development tool
Capital Bikeshare is doing more than moving people around on bikes: It's becoming an economic development tool.
Giant, Peapod launch two pickup locations in Montgomery Co.
Peapod customers are now able to pick up their groceries at the Kingsview Village Giant at 18331 Leaman Farm Road and the Neelsville Village Center Giant at 20944 Frederick Road.
D.C. to accept bids on megatransportation projects
The District is preparing to roll out solicitations for a pair of megaprojects that will change the way D.C. residents and suburbanites traverse the nation's capital.
RG3's ties to MicroStrategy President Paul Zolfaghari
When MicroStrategy Inc. reshuffled its executive level management last fall, the company set off a chain of events that prompted Washington Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III to make off-the-field headlines.
A look inside RGIII's posh Creighton Farms neighborhood
Washington Redskins star quarterback Robert Griffin III paid $2.5 million for a five-bedroom home in Loudoun's Creighton Farms golf course community.
More D.C. biz on the hook with changes to large retailer living wage bill
RGIII pays $2.5 million for Creighton Farms home
Washington Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III has paid $2.5 million for a five-bedroom spread in the luxury Creighton Farms golf course community in Aldie, according to Loudoun County property records.
M Cafe and Bar, Bar di Bari aim for June 15 opening
Two of the restaurants that will add to 14th Street's emerging "really little Italy" are planning for mid-June openings.
Fixing D.C.'s tax code the subject of upcoming hearing
The D.C. Tax Revision Commission will hold a public hearing next month to receive public testimony on how to make the District’s tax code more fair and more competitive.
Donald Trump clears regulatory hurdle on Old Post Office redevelopment plan
Real estate mogul Donald Trump has cleared a regulatory hurdle in his efforts to redevelop the Old Post Office in downtown D.C.
Tadich Grill, San Francisco's seafood institution, coming to D.C.
One of the California city's oldest restaurants plans to open a location in the District.
Late season frost takes some toll on Virginia winemakers
We were hearing from some wine growers in Loudoun County earlier this week that a late spring frost had a detrimental effect on the grape crop this year.
At $105,000-plus, Maryland households the nation's top earners
Maryland households are the nation’s top earners, according to the Department of Health and Human Services.


