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July NoVa home sales drop 29% from 2021
Price growth slowed, inventory rose
As price growth slowed and inventory increased slightly, Northern Virginia housing sales dropped 28.8% in July compared with last year, according to a Northern Virginia Association of Realtors report published Friday. “More options are available to homebuyers now that the market is calming. It remains a seller’s market, but the feeding frenzy has subsided somewhat,”
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Alexandria bank buys building, brings employees together
Burke & Herbert Bank & Trust Co. pays $22M for office
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Burke & Herbert Bank & Trust Co. has acquired a $22 million office building in Alexandria to bring many of its employees together under one roof. The Alexandria-based bank announced July 11 that it had bought the 110,047-square-foot office building at 5680 King Centre Drive. The seller was not disclosed. The bank will bring together
Goodwin House acquires Hermitage Northern Va.
Senior living community has 100 residents
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Not-for-profit senior living and health care organization Goodwin House Inc. has acquired Hermitage Northern Virginia, a senior living community in Alexandria, from Pinnacle Living. The financial terms were not disclosed. Hermitage has 100 residents and more than 100 employees and offers independent living, assisted living and long-term care. It has two residential buildings and a
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Metro releases 10-year strategic plan for development
Six NoVa stations have available acres for buildings
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The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority, which runs Metrorail and Metrobus, released its first-ever strategic plan for joint development on Thursday, announcing an ambitious initiative to bring in 26,000 new housing units in Virginia, Maryland and Washington, D.C. The document says that 40 Metro stations — including six in Northern Virginia — have more than
Metro delays create hassles for businesses, workers
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Metrorail delays played a factor in Danielle Romanetti’s decision at the beginning of the year to close fibre space, her Old Town Alexandria yarn and knitting supplies shop, an hour earlier each day. “We now close at [7 p.m.] instead of [8 p.m.], just so staff can get home in time to eat a proper
April 2022 top five
Trending stories from Feb. 15-March 14
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The top trending major business stories on VirginiaBusiness.com from Feb. 15 to March 14 were led by news that Washington Commanders owner Dan Snyder bought Virginia’s most costly home, once part of George Washington’s Mount Vernon. 1 | Dan Snyder owns Virginia’s most expensive house The owner of the Ashburn-based Washington Commanders bought the $48
Amazon, Va. Tech partner on machine learning initiative
Blacksburg, Alexandria campuses will both play roles
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Virginia Tech announced Thursday morning that it is partnering with Amazon.com Inc. on an artificial intelligence and machine learning research initiative that will have a presence at both Tech’s Blacksburg campus and its emerging Innovation Campus in Alexandria. Dubbed the Amazon-Virginia Tech Initiative for Efficient and Robust Machine Learning, the program will include doctoral student
Signs of promise
Corporate headquarters drive development
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A second year of COVID came and went, but 2021 proved more fruitful and less uncertain for businesses in Northern Virginia, where vaccination rates were the highest in the commonwealth. Work on Amazon.com Inc.’s $2.5 billion-plus HQ2 East Coast headquarters in Arlington County is forging ahead, and economic development officials say they continue to see
Dan Snyder owns Va.’s most expensive house
Washington Commanders owner's $48M estate was once part of Mount Vernon
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Virginia’s most expensive mansion now belongs to one of the most famous men in the commonwealth. River View, once part of George Washington’s Mount Vernon, in Alexandria, was sold on Oct. 29, 2021, for $48 million, according to TTR Sotheby’s International Realty. The agency brokered the sale of the 7-bedroom home with six full bathrooms
$40.8M apartment building in Alexandria sells
JLL Capital Markets arranged $34.34M for buyer Washington Property Co.
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A 227-unit apartment building in Alexandria assessed at $40.8 million sold for an undisclosed sum, JLL Capital Markets announced Tuesday. JLL Capital Markets arranged a three-year $34.34 million loan for commercial real estate company Washington Property Co., which brought the property from 100 South Reynolds LLC. The loan was secured through MetLife Investment Management. Located