WASHINGTON, DC—The market is understandably wondering how the massive amount of debt maturities expected to come due over the next three years will fare. Two Virginia loans give us a taste.

WASHINGTON, DC—Non-core Class A and Class B buildings are attracting more tenants who are less interested in a recognizable address, according to JLL.

WASHINGTON, DC—The current rate of growth, as hampered as it has been, is still enough to sustain CRE growth drivers, according to DTZ.

GAINESVILLE, VA—"We liked the fundamentals enough to step in and become majority partner ourselves," Colin Dove tells GlobeSt.com's Erika Morphy.

WASHINGTON, DC—Or put another way, why are so many tenants flocking to the city's trophy buildings. NGKF's Greg Leisch and Sandy Paul explain it all to GlobeSt.com's Erika Morphy.

WASHINGTON, DC—Two reports suggest the economy is stronger than other recent reports say. Besides the increase in real estate revenue, Americans' net worth have reached $84.9 trillion, driving by a $503-billion increase in residential real estate valuations.

WASHINGTON, DC—This is the second loan Trepp is watching because of NIH exposure, according to Trepp's Sean Barrie.

WASHINGTON, DC—The announcement follows the news that HFF's previous multifamily team migrated to Eastdil Secured.