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Alexandria, Washington, D.C.
As seen in: Bisnow, Bloomberg Law, MinnPost, Bloomberg Industry Group, Endpoints News, Bloomberg Tax, Daily Tax Report, The Imprint, Ethikos, Downtown Devil
East Coast Editor at @Bisnow. Past: @BLaw veteran; @endpts. Artist, Snowboarder, Tennis Player. Tweets are my own, retweets not endorsements.
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Blackstone's QTS Abandons Digital Gateway Project, Ends Legal Fight

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By Alexis Kramer Verified
| Bisnow Verified
Blackstone’s QTS is stepping away from a massive data center plan in Prince William County and has dropped its legal effort to pursue the project. “After careful consideration, QTS has made the decision to terminate the Digital Gateway project and withdraw its associated filings,” QTS said Friday in an emailed statement to Bisnow.
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U.S. Government Seeks To Downsize EPA's Atlanta Office By 45%

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By Alexis Kramer Verified
| Bisnow Verified
The Trump administration is looking to shrink the Environmental Protection Agency’s office in Atlanta by nearly 150K SF as it continues its efforts to slash the federal government's real estate footprint.
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'The Risks Have Changed': Why Brookfield Is Selling Its D.C.-Area Office Properties

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By Alexis Kramer Verified
| Bisnow Verified
Last month, it sold for $20M. That sale is one of the latest steps the Canadian investment giant has taken to reduce a footprint it spent two decades building in the nation's capital. Since the pandemic, Brookfield has shed more than 2M SF of D.C. office space, from 32 properties in 2019 down to 20 today, according to a source familiar with the company’s portfolio.
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