Washington Business Journal readers spent a lot of time clicking through our galleries in 2014, and the things that captivated them weren’t particularly surprising — with a couple exceptions.
Real estate rankings and development projects were big draws in 2014 and, well, they always are. Early looks at the Marriott Marquis Washington, D.C. and the new Silver Line Metro stations brought in readers, as did lists of Greater Washington’s hottest neighborhoods and ZIP codes. And annual WBJ features like the Power 100 and our ranking of the region’s Fastest Growing Companies proved to be dependable draws once again.
So what was unexpected? Readers really enjoyed a glance back in time and a look into the future of development in Rosslyn.
Also, we thought our peek at some of the region’s coolest office would do pretty well, but we had no idea the finished product would be the attraction it became.
And now, for your perusing pleasure, the top 10 galleries of 2014:
- Washington Business Journal’s Power 100 of 2014
- Take a peek inside some of the coolest office spaces in the D.C. area
- At last! Our first look at the completed Marriott Marquis Washington, D.C.
- Meet the Fastest Growing Companies of 2014
- See who tops our list of the 25 hottest residential real estate ZIP codes
- Rosslyn: Days of future past
- The 10 hottest neighborhoods on the D.C. real estate market
- Alexandria’s waterfront overhaul: The vision from The Olin Studio
- Silver Line stations: A look at Metro’s five new stops
- D.C. United releases new renderings of proposed Buzzard Point stadium
