Washington, DC

MCLEAN, VA-Temporary office space provider Teqcorner gets four new tenants. Area demand for turnkey, temporary digs continues to be a growth market despite a dramatic decrease in the number of start-up companies.

WASHINGTON, DC-Residents of the inner-city area east of the Anacostia River get their first new apartment development in 35 years with the grand opening of the 176-unit Woodmont Crossing apartment complex. The $17.6 million complex occupies an eight-acre plot of land.

WASHINGTON, DC-The recently shuttered Columbia Hospital for Women will likely be reborn as an apartment property now that the 230,000-sf facility has been put on the market.

WASHINGTON, DC-The historic Army and Navy Club Building sells for $37.4 million to Chicago's Equity Office Properties Trust. Formerly the property of Dutch Metal Workers Pension Fund, the 100% leased, 170,000-sf structure is home to the 117-year-old club, as well as business tenants.

WASHINGTON, DC-The National Association of Realtors announces its plan to construct its own $45 million headquarters on a parcel of land just blocks away from the Capitol. Upon its projected completion in 2004, NAR will occupy 33,000 sf of the 93,000-sf building, leaving the rest open for lease.

BETHESDA, MD-The Food and Drug Administration leases the 60,000-sf Montrose Metro Two building all for itself. The Guardian Realty development will be completed this summer and FDA staff is slated to occupy the four-story property in December.

PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY, VA-Pharmaceutical manufacturer Eli Lilly and Co. will build its newest insulin manufacturing plant in the County's Innovation @ Prince William office Park. Upon its estimated completion in 2007, the plant will house more than 700 employees.

WASHINGTON, DC-The $60-million mixed use development known as Terrell Place is well under way with construction having already begun on the 480,000-sf, multi-structure complex.