COLUMBIA, MD-Several bidders vied to finance this transaction--illustrating that deals are still getting done in DC at least on a transaction-by-transaction basis.

Questions--some of which the government simply cannot answer--abound about what the partial bank nationalization program will mean for commercial real estate.

CHANTILLY, VA- The 21,540-sf, single-tenant medical building traded to Pars Development for $270.00 per sf.

ARLINGTON, VA-Renewals are becoming the dominant leasing activity in the DC area, as tenants prefer to sit tight.

WASHINGTON, DC-This is the latest and most significant measure to date the government has taken to unlock the frozen credit markets.

WASHINGTON, DC-This is the latest and most significant measure to date the government has taken to unlock the frozen credit markets.

WASHINGTON, DC- Potomac Development Partners originally planned to sell the building as office condos but American Society of Hematology's offer to buy it is too good to pass up.

WASHINGTON, DC-The Treasury Department is de-emphasizing its plan to buy toxic debt; meanwhile European nations take unified approach to crisis.