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With shutdown looming, these credit unions are offering interest-free loans to federal workers
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Viewpoint: Caps and Wizards moving to Virginia isn’t ‘regionalism.’ It’s gaslighting.
The Greater Washington region faces several big, well-acknowledged challenges toward delivering inclusive prosperity for its residents. These include, among others,…
The Marquis de Lafayette visited this Georgetown house. It just hit the market for $16M.
One of D.C.’s oldest homes has hit the market for just shy of $16 million. Prospect House, at 3508 Prospect…
Fort Belvoir name to remain despite ties to slavery, DOD rules
Fort Belvoir, an economic engine for Fairfax County, will not be renamed despite its connection to slavery, a U.S. Army…
Viewpoint: Beware, Silicon Valley is threatening D.C.’s federal contracting prowess
In 2001, the focus of our region’s technology community and that of Silicon Valley diverged. Today, this schism may be…
Viewpoint: Small businesses can’t afford another government shutdown
When I served as a Marine Corps colonel, I realized that I wasn’t getting the kind of pay and perks…
Massive steakhouse chain eyes former Northern Virginia TGI Fridays space
One of the world’s largest owners of sit-down chain restaurants has drawn up plans to put one of its brands…
Viewpoint: Downtown D.C. is far from dead. A native Washingtonian tells why.
Contrary to belief and despite the potential relocation of Fannie Mae, CoStar and two professional sports teams, downtown D.C. is…
Viewpoint: 3 ways to reduce D.C. crime and increase public safety
The current level of crime in the District of Columbia is unacceptable and it’s affecting surrounding areas. The strength of…
Viewpoint: How to transform D.C. into an arts and entertainment hub
Downtown D.C. will never again be what it was pre-pandemic. That’s not a bad thing, but it requires our plans…
Maggiano’s moving Tysons restaurant out of the Galleria
Italian restaurant chain Maggiano’s Little Italy will shutter its longtime outpost at Tysons Galleria in favor of new space across…
Viewpoint: Stop the CR madness. It’s stymieing U.S. Defense innovation.
For over a quarter-century, Congress has failed to pass an annual appropriations budget on time, making continuing resolutions and government…
Viewpoint: Five reasons why the Capitals, Wizards belong in D.C.
Select local business and community leaders are touting Monumental Sports & Entertainment’s December announcement as a win for the region…
Bethesda mansion under contract, expected to be community’s priciest sale since 2020
A Bethesda mansion that’s been on the market for 16 months is expected to close this week as the most…
Washington real estate veteran Fernando Barrueta dies
J. Fernando Barrueta, a longtime Greater Washington real estate veteran who also led the Hispanic College Fund for a decade,…
Viewpoint: Arena debate shows region needs new approach to economic development
We are witnessing a rapidly shifting landscape from Baltimore to Richmond, with 10 million residents across increasingly diverse communities, cultures,…
Viewpoint: Commercial property values are plummeting. This controversial idea is the answer.
I have been a resident of D.C. and the surrounding metro since I came to this town to start my…
Viewpoint: Why a sports arena makes perfect sense for Potomac Yard
As economic development leaders, we believe that opportunities don’t just happen. You create them. There’s a monumental offer on the…
Here’s why and how to recognize your team as one of Greater Washington’s Best Places to Work
The Washington Business Journal is taking nominations for our annual Best Places to Work and HR Impact Awards — but…
Colonial Williamsburg meets Disney World in this $15M Oakton estate
Kevin Lucido arrived at Edgehill by accident. It was 2012, and the founder and CEO of Reston’s Intermarkets Inc., a…
Residence on McLean’s Gold Coast hits the market for $17.5M. Its primary suite is the size of many homes.
A decade-old home on McLean’s Gold Coast, sitting on 2.32 acres overlooking the Potomac River and featuring a primary suite…
Viewpoint: Don’t believe what you hear. ESG isn’t dead.
2023 was a year of contradictions in corporate social impact and ESG, equal part triumphant and challenging. Customers, investors, employees…
Pediatric Associates of Alexandria acquires new location to expand practice
Pediatric Associates of Alexandria, a nearly 70-year-old medical group with two local offices, is taking steps to open a third…
