Comstock pitches casino-anchored development in Tysons
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Virginia Senate Majority Leader Scott Surovell has introduced legislation that would authorize a casino in Fairfax County — and Comstock Companies began circulating details of its proposal for a major mixed-use development featuring a casino at the Spring Hill Metro station in Tysons. Read more
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What losing 100,000 federal jobs could mean for the local economy
President-elect Donald Trump and his allies have pledged to slash the federal workforce and relocate tens of thousands of jobs out of Greater Washington. Here's a look at the potential impact on our region. Read more
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BXP to build new trophy office downtown
The REIT has already signed global law firm McDermott Will & Emery to a long-term lease at the building it plans to construct at 725 12th St. NW. Read more
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A longtime D.C.-area favorite is coming to The Wharf
First it took over the Brixton on U Street. Now the popular nightspot Whitlow's is headed to the Southwest waterfront. Read more
Tokyo medical device firm sets up U.S. HQ in Ashburn
BionicM , a Japanese developer of prosthetic devices, plans to open a U.S. headquarters in Loudoun County to help it meet U.S. demand following the first delivery of its prosthetic leg product to American customers last summer. Read more
Two D.C.-area mansions sell for $17.5M
An eight-bedroom, six-and-a-half-bath home in D.C.’s exclusive Woodland Normanstone neighborhood, directly across from Peter Thiel 's 10,000-square-foot mansion, sold Jan. 3 for $17.5 million — a staggering $7.85 million more than it last traded for two years ago. Four days later, 1150 Chain Bridge Road in McLean sold for the same price. Read more
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