Inside the Washington, D.C. Commercial Retail Market Market Highlights The Washington, D.C. retail market continues to show significant scale, with 259 million SF of inventory and approximately $87 billion in asset value. Development remains active, with 1.2 million SF under construction, while the market asking rent stands at $35.61/SF, reflecting 3.3% rent...
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Inside the Washington, D.C. Commercial Industrial Market Market Highlights The Washington, D.C. industrial market continues to show significant scale, with 334 million SF of inventory and approximately $99.9 billion in asset value. Development activity remains strong, with 40.6 million SF under construction, reflecting continued investment in the sector.Demand...
How does Residential market look? Market Highlights The D.C. Metro residential market is showing stronger buyer activity in mid-September, with 12,036 active listings, a 3.8% increase from the previous week, giving buyers more options across the market.The median list price stands at $644,900, down 0.8% from the previous week. Meanwhile, 10.1% of active...
How does Residential market look? Market Highlights The Washington, D.C. housing market is showing increased buyer activity as the market moves toward the end of summer. As of August 30, 2026, there were 11,054 active listings, a 1.2% increase from the previous week, giving buyers more options across the market.The median list price stands at $582,500, down...
Inside the Washington, D.C. Commercial Industrial Market Market Highlights The Washington, D.C. industrial market continues to demonstrate resilience, supported by strong tenant demand, limited available space, and healthy investment activity. Warehouse, logistics, and distribution facilities remain highly sought after, particularly throughout Northern Virginia...
Inside the Washington, D.C. Commercial Retail Market Market Highlights The Washington, D.C. retail market remains historically tight despite signs of cooling, supported by strong household incomes, steady population growth, and limited new supply. Suburban markets, particularly Northern Virginia and Suburban Maryland, continue to show stronger performance,...
How does the Commercial Industrial market look? Market Highlights The Washington, D.C. industrial market continues to demonstrate resilience, supported by strong tenant demand, limited available space, and healthy investment activity. Warehouse, logistics, and distribution facilities remain highly sought after, particularly in Northern Virginia and surrounding...
How does the Commercial Retail market look? Market Highlights The Washington, D.C. retail market continues to demonstrate resilience, supported by limited new construction and stable consumer demand. Retail activity remains strongest in suburban markets, where grocery-anchored shopping centers, restaurants, fitness, and service-oriented businesses continue to...
How does the market look? Market Highlights The Washington, D.C. housing market continues to show resilience, with buyer activity remaining strong despite a slight slowdown in new listings and overall showings. As of July 19, 2026, there were 11,002 active listings, a modest 1.0% increase from the previous week, providing buyers with more options in the...
How does the market looks? Housing Market trends Homes prices at a new record high in the WashingtonD.C. metro.The median sold price in the D.C. metro areawas $680,000 in May, a 3.0% increase over a year ago, anda new record high, driven by strong price growth in thesingle-family detached market where the median price hit$900,000 last month.A lack of...
