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Dog Haus Announces First Four of 15 Area Directors, With More Than 400 Restaurants Committed
Proven multi-unit franchisees will help double concept’s nationwide footprint under new equity-partner development model. , the chef-driven brand rewriting the rules of American comfort food, is ramping up its U.S. growth with four new area directors who have collectively signed development agreements for more than 400 restaurants across the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic. The group includes some of the largest franchisees from the nation’s top brands, including Jersey Mike’s, Tropical Smoothie Cafe and Dave’s Hot Chicken.
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Falls Church News-Press
The Money Overview
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Miami vs. DC: What 90 condo projects can teach us about our market
Welcome to Kami’s Korner where we’ll take a deep dive into Arlington’s condominium market by focusing on what’s coming next. From emerging developments to shifting trends, this space will spotlight the opportunities and insights shaping the future of condo living in Arlington. I had the opportunity...
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Ares Management Pays $151M for Six Laurel Warehouses Near Route 1
Ares Management has paid $151.3 million to PGIM Real Estate for six industrial properties in Laurel, Maryland, according to Yardi Matrix information. The buildings sit just off U.S. Route 1, roughly midway between downtown Washington, D.C., and Baltimore, in a region that has seen strong investment activity this year. The...
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Sphere at National Harbor earns planning board approval, developers share new details
The Sphere at National Harbor will stand just over 300 feet high, slightly taller than the hotel towers at the adjacent MGM casino, and just above the trees when seen from Oxon Hill Manor. The massive globe will glow with an illumination that won’t cause “light pollution … outside of the property itself.”
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More bookstores ‘likely’ coming to DC area, Barnes & Noble CEO says
It’s no mystery that Barnes & Noble is finding success in the D.C. region. The bookseller has been busy opening stores around the area this year. One new location took over the former Woodies building in Northwest D.C. in January. Then it reopened a renovated store in the Clarendon neighborhood of Arlington, Virginia, in May. And just this week, a second store opened in Alexandria, Virginia, in the city’s west end.