Commercial space in the Mid-Atlantic.

The Mid-Atlantic is shaped by the federal government, the contractors that support it and a growing technology sector. Interstates 95 and 81 make it a major distribution route along the East Coast, and the Port of Baltimore adds import access. We take requirements from Richmond to the Lehigh Valley.

What drives demand

Federal government and contractors

Agencies, defense installations and the contractors around them create steady demand for office, flex and secure space.

Data centers and technology

Northern Virginia is a major data center market, and technology companies cluster around it.

East Coast distribution

The I-95 and I-81 corridors put distribution centers within reach of major Northeast and Mid-Atlantic population centers.

Life sciences

Research institutions and federal health agencies support a life-science cluster in suburban Maryland.

Corridors and submarkets

• Dulles Technology Corridor
• I-270 corridor
• Baltimore-Washington corridor
• I-81 corridor
• Lehigh Valley
• Loudoun County

Metros we focus on

• Washington, DC
• Baltimore
• Northern Virginia
• Richmond
• Lehigh Valley