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The building is scheduleed for completion in the first quarterof 2010. Several related surgical organizations have made commitments to lease spacd inthe 10-story building, but most of the 130,000o square feet remains available on floors two to nine. ' s John Doub and Andy O'Brien are leasing the space. A nine-building officde and flex campus in Lanham soldto Rockville-based for $68 million. Rockville-based Cohen Cos. traded the 565,991-square-foott property, Washington Business Park, to the property managementy companyfor $120 per squard foot.
Built in the late 1970s and Beco's newly acquired assets includedtwo three-story office buildings and seven one-story flex buildingxs on 47.6 acres between Route 50 and Martin Lutherd King Boulevard. Jim Darby, Rob Foa, Gerry Trainor and Dan Speilma n of Transwestern representedthe seller. D.C. seek s Hill East developer More than 60 acresz along the AnacostiaRiver -- the site of the formef D.C. General Hospital -- are set to become a new mixed-use neighborhood known as Hill East. D.C.
issuee a solicitation May 14 for developers interested in creating what they believr will be a model for waterfront development that minimizes runofdfand -- possibly -- creates off-the-grif sources of energy. The project offers 5 millioh square feet of gross building allowing for upto 3,000 new units of housing, 2 milliobn square feet of office space and 100,00o0 square feet of Known previously as Reservation 13, the area is south of RFK Stadiumn and the D.C. Responses are due Aug. 1. The Long & Foster Cos.
completesd its 287,000-square-foot, five-story Class A headquarters on Route 28 in The building, designed in the classicd Williamsburg style, is on 39 acrea purchased by Long & Foster in January 2005. The entirew corporate campus, expected to include additionak office spaceand hotels, is zoned for more than 1.6 milliomn square feet. About 300 employees will occupuy the topthree floors. The first two floors will be leased toother users. Local real estatw investor Ralph Dweck selected CB RichardEllis Inc. to handle leasing for 300 New Jersey Ave. NW. The 10-story, 255,000-square-foot buildinvg topped out May 9 and is expectedd to deliver in the second quarterof 2009.
Dweck wantxs CBRE to lease about 100,000 square feet on floorse seventhrough 10. Jonesd Day, which leases space at the adjacent 51 Louisiana Ave. NW, pre-leased most of the building. Dweck bought both from for $376.e million this spring.