WASHINGTON, DC—The Federal Reserve Bank's market-by-market breakdown of commercial real estate activity shows near universal positive momentum.

ELKRIDGE, MD—DTZ arranged the lease at the 205,800-square foot building, which is now 80% leased to two tenants.

McLEAN, VA—It is not easy to generalize after only a few transactions but the appeal of the B class suggests this has become another option for Freddie Mac investors, Mike Reynolds tells GlobeSt.com's Erika Morphy.

ARLINGTON, VA—Dweck Properties transferred the loan for this building into special servicing last month.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA—An analysis by SNL finds that 56.1% of the office properties in the Washington, DC area that are owned by REITs are located in the Virginia suburbs.

PURCELLVILLE, VA—The company put the 88,687-square foot grocery-anchored retail center on the market in December.

WASHINGTON, DC— "I hope my competitors use this great opportunity to lever up significantly so I can buy their assets in the next downturn," said one respondent in The Real Estate Roundtable's latest quarterly "Sentiment Index."

VIRGINIA BEACH, VA—The $35.6 million sale is part of the REIT's asset recycling program to dispose of non-core assets.