"Our role at Compass is to help nonprofits do what they do better and more informed. It’s to empower their staff to spend time on their mission and not to spend more time than they need to on the business strategy."

D.C. is getting a significant piece of the 2026 World Cup after all, albeit no actual games.

The Salvation Army has tapped Feldman Ruel to market its shuttered New York Avenue NE shelter for sale, pitching it as an opportunity to redevelop more than 2 acres along the busy corridor.

The CEO of Sequoia's parent company gets frank about the iconic Georgetown waterfront restaurant.

Selling a luxury home requires patience, persistence and time. This ultra-modern D.C. mansion, which just sold for $8.8 million, is the prime example.

Atlantic Union Bankshares, which made a $1.3 billion acquisition earlier this year, is issuing pink slips.

AI behemoth OpenAI inked a lease inside a prominent D.C. office with plans to move in March 2026.

Tour this 130-piece art collection in D.C. — for free(Sponsored by @TheEventsDC )

A world-renowned pizza maker plans to open a shop on H Street, with much bigger growth plans in mind.

Howard University's president will exit the top slot two years after assuming the position.

A Bethesda-based USAID contractor has laid off 44 employees after more than 80% of its funding from the federal agency was terminated earlier this year.

How VA community colleges are powering a future-ready workforce(Sponsored by @VCCS_SO)

Shares in Gaithersburg biotech Novavax slid more than 12% in Thursday trading after announcing plans to refinance $225 million in debt and getting a downgrade report from Bank of America.

Amtrak has tapped Bethesda's Clark Construction to help oversee the construction of a 125,000-square-foot service building in Ivy City for trains along the Northeast Corridor.

A year after winning approval for a mixed-use development near Metro in Alexandria, the developers behind the project are now putting the property up for sale.

Three professional athletes who recently left D.C. teams, either in retirement or free agency, are working to sell their Northern Virginia homes through the same listing agent.

WC Smith has canceled plans for affordable senior housing in the final phase of D.C.'s Skyland Town Center after being unable to secure a subsidy from the District.

Andrew Heller, a longtime General Services Administration official, has been named acting Public Buildings Service commissioner following the departure of Michael Peters.

Here's an update on the Commanders' search for a stadium architect.

Real estate investors are expected to have a lot fewer certified Opportunity Zone tracts to pick from this go around.