Washington Business Journal by Michael Neibauer
The District has reached an agreement with the U.S. Army and the master development team for the acquisition and lease of the former Walter Reed Army Medical Center campus, setting the stage for work to begin on the 3.1 million-square-foot mixed-use project.
View the Parcel 42 Pre-Response Information Session Attendance List from September 9, 2015
Washington Post by Jonathan O'Connell
Georgetown University officials say their plan to turn the former Franklin School into a center for music and performing arts is the best way for D.C. to re-use the property, and the building’s neighbors downtown agree.
DC UrbanTurf by Nena Perry-Brown
The public got its first detailed look at the proposals for the historic Franklin School on Thursday night, and the team’s plans were filled with trendy brand name concepts.
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(BEIJING, CHINA) – Today, Mayor Muriel Bowser met with Beijing Mayor Wang Anshun to discuss Chinese investment opportunities in the District. The Mayors also signed a Sister City agreement between the two nation's capitals.
Are you a company that delivers technology products and services? Qualified High Technology Companies (QHTC) can claim tax benefits to support their growth in the District. These benefits include a reduced capital gains tax rate and lowered costs to hire and train workers.
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DC UrbanTurf by Nena Perry-Brown
Washington Business Journal by Daniel J. Sernovitz
The D.C. Council voted overwhelmingly Tuesday in favor of granting up to $60 million in tax breaks to keep The Advisory Board Co. (NASDAQ: ABCO) in the District, but not without pushback from critics who said the District should get significantly more in exchange for the incentive package.
View the Blue Sky Housing, LLC - Truxton Circle Community Presentation from November 2, 2015
