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Cape, a fast-growing privacy-focused mobile carrier, announced the opening of its new headquarters at Arlington Tower, located at 1300 N. 17th Street in Rosslyn, Virginia.
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CBRE Arranges Agreement for Future Sale of Easton Hospital Site in Maryland
May 19, 2026
CBRE announced it has facilitated an agreement for the future sale of the Easton Hospital property, a 14.84-acre site located at 219 South Washington Street in downtown Easton, Maryland. The buyer is Bluepoint Living.
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CBRE Brokers Sale of 12-Dealership Southern Maryland Automotive Portfolio to Brandon Steven Motors
April 15, 2026
CBRE announced today the sale of a 12‑dealership automotive portfolio located throughout Southern Maryland. The nearly $500 million transaction included dealership operations, owned real estate and the assumption of select property leases, marking one of the largest automotive retail transactions in the region in recent years.
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William Wilkins Joins CBRE’s Debt & Structured Finance Team in Washington, D.C.
December 1, 2025
CBRE has announced that William Wilkins has joined the firm’s Debt & Structured Finance team as Senior Vice President, further strengthening its capital markets capabilities across the Mid-Atlantic region.
Research Reports
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Greater Washington’s vibrancy showed modest improvement in March, supported by warmer spring temperatures that spurred increased activity across the region and early signs of strengthening in both commercial and residential real estate markets.
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The Greater Washington REVIVE Index rose 0.4% in February, driven by improving conditions in the commercial real estate market and a sharp increase in resident mobility.
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The Greater Washington REVIVE Index fell 2.1% in January, as the region’s coldest month turned even more frigid than usual, dampening activity and overall vibrancy.
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The Greater Washington REVIVE Index rose 0.9% in December, marking its first increase in six months and reflecting strengthening commercial and residential real estate conditions.
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The Greater Washington REVIVE Index fell for the fifth consecutive month, landing at 67.2. Greater Washington’s vibrancy is down 9.4% year-over-year, marking the sharpest annual decrease in at least 18 years outside of the COVID-19 pandemic and the Global Financial Crisis.
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