Commercial Real Estate & Leasing District of Columbia

Signing a commercial retail lease in Georgetown, Dupont Circle, Navy Yard, or along the U Street Corridor before locking in regulatory contingencies can bankrupt a hospitality grou...

Committing your healthcare practice to a 10-year commercial lease along the K Street medical corridor, near George Washington University Hospital in Foggy Bottom, or in a mixed-use...

Signing a retail lease in Washington, DC based solely on the quoted Base Rent per square foot is one of the fastest ways to wreck a retail or restaurant business plan. When a comme...

For years following the passage of Initiative 71, commercial landlords across Adams Morgan, U Street, H Street NE, Dupont Circle, and Georgetown eagerly leased vacant storefronts t...

Signing a 7- or 10-year commercial lease for an office suite along Connecticut Avenue, a bistrot in Shaw or Navy Yard, or a retail storefront in Georgetown often commits your corpo...

With hybrid work reshaping corporate footprints along K Street, Connecticut Avenue, the East End, and Capitol Hill, hundreds of Washington, D.C. organizations hold thousands of squ...

When a retail boutique in Georgetown, a lobbying firm on K Street, or a distribution warehouse along New York Avenue NE stops paying rent and owes $65,000 in arrears, a commercial...

Executing an unreviewed commercial lease in Washington, DC can leave your company on the hook for hundreds of thousands of dollars in surprise Class 2 property tax escalations, str...