Capitol Crossing

Property Group Partners has just secured a big lease to help fill the nearly 1M SF of office space it is delivering in the first two buildings at Capitol Crossing.

New York’s Union Square Cafe will not be expanding to D.C. after all.

Animals have invaded the first of two office buildings at the Capitol Crossing project being developed atop the Center Leg Freeway — or at least it might seem that way at first glance.

There has been a change in course for two of the buildings central to Capitol Crossing.

Property Group Partners is seeking permission from the District to swap a hotel in for a residential building at Capitol Crossing with the hope of generating more daytime and evening activity at the mixed-use project being developed above…

A year ago, rumblings first began that the residential component would be nixed at the two million square-foot Capitol Crossing development. Now, Property Group Partners (PGP) is following through on that plan.

The man who has led the development of D.C.'s $1.3B Capitol Crossing project is calling it a career.

There’s a change near the top of Property Group Partners, the New York-based developer behind Capitol Crossing and Station Place.

The 143-year-old little synagogue that could was rolled down the block, where it will become a museum.

A Wednesday in the middle of January during a government shutdown is probably a better time than most to close Third Street NW and move an entire building.

D.C.’s first and oldest synagogue is also almost certainly its most nomadic.

Property Group Partners is gearing up to deliver nearly 1M SF of trophy office at Capitol Crossing, its $1.3B megaproject being constructed on a deck above Interstate 395, but less than 10% of that space is leased. In an interview with…