Washington Business Journal: Former Colombian Embassy in Kalorama hits the market

By Editor On Dec 2, 2020 Last updated Dec 2, 2020

The Federation of State Medical Boards has retained commercial real estate services firm Newmark to help it sell the former Colombian embassy building in Kalorama it bought in 2017 with the aim of converting into office space.

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