Author: Washington Business Journal

Metro board Chairman Jack Evans says it’s time for Metro to resume late-night service. According to The Washington Post, Evans

Michelin Guide has greatly expanded the number of Bib Gourmand restaurants in the District, its rundown of restaurants with top-quality

Monument Realty is making its first push into NoMa, buying a 25,000-square-foot lot on Patterson Street NE while continuing its

Washington Real Estate Investment Trust (NYSE: WRE) has landed the first tenant for its new flexible coworking office space in

The effort will bring together properties within the National Landing area.

A real estate company that has been slowly growing its footprint in Greater Washington has made another buy: the Kimpton

ArtPlace at Fort Totten in Northwest D.C. is about to get one of the world’s most talked-about interactive art installations. 

George Mason University has big plans for Arlington. The Fairfax County university, which runs an Arlington campus near the Virginia

A national advocacy group that lobbies Congress of behalf of the National Park System is “vehemently opposed” to Maryland’s plan

The Maryland Medical Cannabis Commission has awarded two dispensaries final licensure to begin selling marijuana in the state. They mark

Yale University has sold off more than $42.3 million worth of stock in Chevy Chase developer JBG Smith Properties (NYSE:

D.C.’s J Street Cos.’ will make its first development foray outside of District proper with the expansion, adaptive reuse and

Temporary lodging startup WhyHotel Inc. — originally spun out of Vornado Realty Trust — has announced a $10 million funding

Gordon, 68, started out in his role 31 years ago when the county was still a bedroom community.

Leon, the British chain of fast-casual Mediterranean-style restaurants, has signed a lease to open in Mount Vernon Triangle — its