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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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Law Firm Doubles Space In Downtown D.C. Relocation

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By Emily Wishingrad Verified
| Bisnow Verified
A law firm that moved into its first D.C. office four years ago has signed a lease for a big expansion a mile away. The 285K SF office building at 1999 K St. NW in Washington, D.C. Honigman inked a 23K SF trophy office lease at 1999 K St. NW, Savills’ and CBRE’s second-quarter office reports for the city show. That lease nearly doubles the square footage the firm occupies at the 1920s-era 1440 New York Ave. NW, where it has 12K SF, a spokesperson for the Detroit-based firm confirmed.
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Realty Income Joins JV To Acquire Hyperscale Data Centers

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By Emily Wishingrad Verified
| Bisnow Verified
A trio of partners has formed a venture to invest in hyperscale data centers, beginning stateside with the intent to expand into Europe. San Diego-based REIT Realty Income is joining data center investment management company Cloud Capital and an undisclosed global institutional investor in the venture, both named partners announced this week.
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D.C. Reveals Vision For RFK Campus With Up To 6,500 Homes

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By Emily Wishingrad Verified
| Bisnow Verified
New details have emerged on what the massive mixed-use development surrounding D.C.’s future football stadium will look like. The city on Tuesday released its draft master plan for the 180-acre campus along the Anacostia River, set to be anchored by a 70,000-seat stadium for the Washington Commanders. An aerial rendering of the RFK stadium-anchored development The plan, which was designed after just over a year of feedback sessions, divides the RFK campus into six districts with distinct purposes.
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