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D.C. Reporter @Bisnow; tips to emily.wishingrad@bisnow.com. Formerly: Hearst Television's D.C. bureau. 'Dracula' film scholar. Dog mom to Ravioli.

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JLL Taps Mark Gibson For Newly Created U.S. CEO Role

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By Emily Wishingrad Verified
| Bisnow Verified
One of the world's largest commercial real estate brokerages has created a new role to streamline operations across its U.S. businesses. JLL announced Wednesday that it has appointed Mark Gibson as its inaugural U.S. country CEO. The brokerage has country CEOs in many of its other major markets, including Mexico, Africa, the Middle East, Spain and Sweden. Gibson currently serves as JLL's CEO of capital markets Americas.
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Fairfax Pays $23M For Innovation Center Site, With Plans For Affordable Housing

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By Emily Wishingrad Verified
| Bisnow Verified
Fairfax County's housing authority has purchased 2 acres of land next to the Innovation Center Metro station in Herndon, with plans to build an affordable housing development. The site, which the county bought with federal funds for just under $23M, is part of Allen & Rocks’ 12.5-acre planned development called Innovation Center South. The Fairfax County Redevelopment and Housing Authority announced the off-market acquisition of 3625 and 3627 King Johns Way on Tuesday.
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Developer Inks Deal To Move HQ To Lerner's Tysons Tower

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By Emily Wishingrad Verified
| Bisnow Verified
Middleburg Communities is moving its headquarters from Vienna to a new office about a mile away in Tysons, Bisnow has learned. The multifamily owner and developer inked 27,800 SF at Lerner Enterprises’ 1800 Tysons Blvd., within the Tysons II master-planned development in the heart of the submarket. The lease was revealed in Cushman & Wakefield’s third-quarter report. Middleburg confirmed the deal to Bisnow.
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