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Washington, DC Metro Commercial real estate services

We provide commercial real estate services including leasing, investment sales, project management and property management in Northern Virginia, Suburban Maryland and Washington, DC

Avison Young is one of the top providers of integrated commercial real estate services in the Washington, DC Metro Area. With offices located in Tysons, Virginia, Rockville, Maryland, and Washington DC, our commercial real estate advisors offer full market coverage to best serve our clients regardless of location. Avison Young offers a diverse group of senior real estate professionals who possess substantial bench strength in tenant representation, agency leasing, investment sales, capital markets, project management and property management.

At Avison Young, we believe in creating positive impact wherever we go.

There is a vital role for commercial real estate to create healthy, productive workplaces for employees, cities that are centers of prosperity for its citizens, and built spaces and places that create a net benefit to the economy, the environment and the community.

Our nimble, agile team has global insight, local market expertise and access to some of the smartest tools in the industry – all at the ready to work on creating your competitive advantage. As a private company, you collaborate with empowered partners who are always invested in your success.

Washington, DC Metro commercial real estate services

Avison Young’s brokerage team in Washington, DC Metro has consistently completed major leasing and investment sales transactions across all asset types. We’ve worked on the behalf of tenants, landlords, investors, vendors and buyers alike, including many large national and international corporate clients.

Whether you are an owner, investor, occupier or developer, we deliver results aligned with your strategic business objectives. Our Washington, DC Metro commercial real estate advisors are here to support your initiatives, add value, and build a competitive advantage for your organization.

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  • Thumbnail for Avison Young arranges sale of a 111,315-square-foot medical outpatient campus in Charlottesville, Virginia

    Avison Young arranges sale of a 111,315-square-foot medical outpatient campus in Charlottesville, Virginia

    Capital Markets, Healthcare, Investment Sales

    Washington, DC Metro

    July 28, 2026

  • Kingstowne Retail & Cinema

    Avison Young represents BXP in $19.7M sale of Kingstowne Retail & Cinema to Federal Realty

    The purchase of 5900 Kingstowne Village Parkway supports Federal Realty’s broader ownership strategy for Kingstowne Towne Center

    Capital Markets

    Washington, DC Metro

    May 1, 2026

  • Thumbnail for Avison Young arranges sale of 117,250-SF medical outpatient building in Northern Virginia to CPF Healthcare Real Estate

    Avison Young arranges sale of 117,250-SF medical outpatient building in Northern Virginia to CPF Healthcare Real Estate

    Large-scale medical outpatient building reflects continued investor demand in Northern Virginia

    Washington, DC Metro

    April 21, 2026

  • Thumbnail for 300 M at Navy Yard emerges as premier destination for federal and defense tenants

    300 M at Navy Yard emerges as premier destination for federal and defense tenants

    With over 76,000 SF of new leasing activity since acquisition, Garfield Investments and Avison Young capitalize on growing demand

    Washington, DC Metro

    March 16, 2026


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Stay current on the latest trends, data, and insights shaping the Washington, D.C. metro area commercial real estate market. Explore our latest market reports for the Northern Virginia, Downtown DC, and Suburban Maryland office markets.
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  • Thumbnail for A tale of two recoveries: Northern Virginia’s submarkets split post-pandemic

    A tale of two recoveries: Northern Virginia’s submarkets split post-pandemic

    Post-pandemic office leasing recovery remains uneven across Northern Virginia, with RB Corridor outperforming while Route 28, Springfield, and Toll Road trail.

    Office

    Washington, DC Metro

    August 26, 2026

  • Thumbnail for Tech takes over Northern Viriginia office leasing in Q2 2026

    Tech takes over Northern Viriginia office leasing in Q2 2026

    Northern Virginia's office market posted strong leasing momentum in Q2 2026, driven by significant tech sector growth and major commitments from Peraton, CGI, and MicroStrategy. Demand remained concentrated in Tysons, the Toll Road, and the Route 28 Corridor.

    Office

    Washington, DC Metro

    July 17, 2026

  • Thumbnail for The bigger the space requirement, the smaller the market: Northern Virginia’s office space squeeze

    The bigger the space requirement, the smaller the market: Northern Virginia’s office space squeeze

    Large scale contiguous options tighten as Northern Virginia availability declines

    Office

    Washington, DC Metro

    June 8, 2026

  • Thumbnail for Washington, DC office market: Office utilization rebounds, demand deepens

    Washington, DC office market: Office utilization rebounds, demand deepens

    DC Office utilization is on the rise, sparking investment activity

    Office

    Washington, DC Metro

    May 6, 2026

  • Thumbnail for Northern Virginia cross-border capital returns as private buyers hold firm

    Northern Virginia cross-border capital returns as private buyers hold firm

    Private capital has been the defining story of the post-2021 market, climbing from 38.9% of acquisitions in 2020 to 60.5% in 2025.

    Office

    Washington, DC Metro

    April 27, 2026

  • Thumbnail for Metrorail ridership trends across key NOVA office submarkets

    Metrorail ridership trends across key NOVA office submarkets

    Office market recovery vs. transit demand: A NOVA submarket analysis

    Office

    Washington, DC Metro

    March 23, 2026


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