DC Submarkets

The District, submarket by submarket.

Each submarket carries its own leverage. We map it for the occupier before the first tour.

K Street and the Golden Triangle. Owners are competing hard for renewals and relocations with deep concession packages.

Trophy and Class A stock near Metro Center and Penn Quarter. Repriced sublease and direct availability.

Association, advocacy and policy occupiers seeking proximity to the Hill in a tight boutique inventory.

Newer Class A product along the Red Line, with large floorplates and competitive effective rents.

Creative office, food and retail uses in an expanding mixed-use district.

Neighborhood retail and small-format office along a revitalized commercial corridor.

Modern waterfront buildings, strong amenity base and new office deliveries.

The Wharf and surrounding blocks, with Class A office and destination retail.

Historic and boutique office, flagship retail and professional services space.

Value-oriented Class A and B office close to the convention center and the East End.

Retail, restaurant and creative office in a dense residential neighborhood.

Institutional, education and mission-driven occupiers near the Catholic University corridor.

Opportunity Zone acquisitions, owner-occupier paths and community-serving space.

Emerging development east of the river, with healthcare, nonprofit and neighborhood retail demand.

Selective Maryland and Northern Virginia coverage for DC occupiers through the CRETA.US platform.

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