General Services Administration – Commercial Observer

1200 New Jersey Avenue, SE

Sales · Commercial

GSA Acquires DOT Headquarters in $760M Deal

By Keith Loria

Panorama of Washington, D.C., cityscape.

Leases · Development

GSA Agencies Poised to Stay in Place

By Keith Loria

Industry City in Sunset Park, Brooklyn.

Leases · Office

US Marshals Take 40K SF at Industry City

By Nicholas Rizzi

533 Second Avenue.

The GSA Offers Up an Industrial Lot in Sunset Park

By Chava Gourarie

Reston, Va.

Finance · CMBS

Natixis Provides $218M Loan for Virginia Office Complex

By Cathy Cunningham

The Mink Building at 1361 Amsterdam Avenue. Photo: Janus Property Company

Leases · Office

US Census Bureau to Open Manhattanville Offices

By Nicholas Rizzi

Crystal City, Virginia.

Sales · Features

Despite Amazon’s Arrival, Leasing and Sales Growth Remain Slow in DC

By Les Shaver

Jake Fingert

Talking to Jake Fingert, Manager of Camber Creek’s 20 Different Startups

By Christina sturdivant-Sani

Landlords, Public and Private, Ease Shutdown With Deferred Rent

By Matt Grossman

Chelsea Market

The Top 10 NYC Commercial Real Estate Stories of 2018

By Lauren Elkies Schram

1200 K Street NW

Rethinking GSA Properties

By Christina sturdivant-Sani

The FBI headquarters at the J. Edgar Hoover Building in D.C.

Design + Construction · Architecture

What’s Going on With Trump and the FBI Building?

By Rebecca Baird-Remba

2 Grand Central Tower.

Finance · Refinance

MetLife Lends $260M to Refi Midtown East Office Tower

By Matt Grossman

Julian Anderson.

Design + Construction · Construction

RLB’s Julian Anderson on Construction Costs and Trump’s Infrastructure Pledge

By Rey Mashayekhi

1 World Trade Center. (Andrew Burton/Getty Images)

Leases · Office

Financial Services Firm, Two Tech Companies Take 15K SF at 1 WTC

By Liam La Guerre

2 Gateway Center in Newark, N.J.

Finance · CMBS

Office Properties Account for Almost Half of December’s Top 10 CMBS Defaults

By Danielle Balbi

4 Times Square (Photo: Durst Organization).

Will a Number of High-Profile Departures Harm Times Square’s Office Market? Not a Chance!

By Lauren Elkies Schram