WASHINGTON, DC— The DC team is engaged in a "heated battle" for a tenant that would take up the 500,000 square feet for a site on 1001 Sixth St., president Doug Linde told an industry audience recently.

WASHINGTON, DC—The acquisition of the six properties were a side deal to a much larger transaction. Their purchase was contingent on shareholder approval.

WASHINGTON, DC—CMBS distress ticked up in July compared to last year. Research analyst Sean Barrie explains why this is actually a good sign.

WASHINGTON, DC—The financial markets experienced some flux when the Labor Department's unemployment report wasn't absolutely horrible.

WASHINGTON, DC—The new convention/concert hall will be competing with the area's hotel ballrooms.

WASHINGTON DC—These comments will help the department complete a study required by the Energy Efficiency Improvement Act of 2015.

WASHINGTON, DC—" The Treasury and the IRS may finalize the regulations as proposed, finalize the regulations with various modifications, withdraw the proposed regulations, or simply leave the proposed regulations on record without taking further action," says Sam L. Merrill of Thompson & Knight LLP.

Now that the year has hit its halfway mark and the second-quarter data have come in, what's the state of—and prospects for—the nation's top 10 markets with the most space under construction?