Dan Brendel

Development has slowed in recent years, owing principally to high interest rates and construction cost inflation, but it certainly hasn't stopped in the economic engine that is Northern Virginia. Here are projects worth your attention.

JBG Smith is one of Greater Washington's most influential developers. It's also facing a mountain of debt.

Homebuilder giant NVR appears to be relocating its corporate headquarters in Reston. The losing landlord is facing difficulties with office-backed loans.

A 1 million-square-foot office portfolio in Montgomery County, written off by a big name real estate company, is finally headed to the foreclosure auction block.

A big-name developer is moving forward with an office-to-townhouse redevelopment in Reston.

Prince William County lawmakers have initiated a formal process to eliminate a valuable zoning perks for data centers.

A developer is selling a pair of apartment towers in Tysons, the first installment of a much larger multi-use project.

A big firm recently inked in a new lease in Reston Town Center, representing both a relocation and a substantial increase in space.

A prominent retail developer recently sold this well-leased Northern Virginia shopping center for $53 million.

With a spate of office acquisitions in suburban Maryland, this biotech firm appears to be more than doubling its headquarters campus footprint.

A big-name residential developer has acquired a trio of offices in Rockville for townhouse redevelopment, adding to its substantial pipeline.

A contracting giant has quietly signed a full-building lease in Northern Virginia. Here are the details.

A popular international grocery chain plans to buy a vacant anchor at Fair Oaks Mall and open an 80,000-square-foot supermarket on the ground floor. The mall itself has redevelopment potential.

Amazon is the contract buyer behind Devlin Technology Park, a contested data center project in Bristow that's been held up in litigation for a couple years, but which just passed a second big judicial hurdle.

Lidl appears to be ditching plans for four stores in Greater Washington.

This industrial portfolio in Upper Marlboro just changed hands for $103 million, representing a very profitable exit for the seller.

Prince George's County's new county executive promises to slash certain development permitting review times, hoping to spur major investments at key sites.

JBG Smith no longer plans to build two 30-story apartment towers on development sites in Crystal City.

One of National Landing's last big development sites is for sale.

This health care private equity firm just bought a 12-story medical office tower in Greenbelt, its first acquisition in Greater Washington, with more potentially to follow.