Big changes are likely coming to a shopping center at King's Crossing in Fairfax County. In a few years, the suburban strip mall could look more like a large apartment building with shops and restaurants below. 

D.C. leaders left for Las Vegas Saturday night to head to the annual conference of the International Council of Shopping Centers' annual retail and real estate conference. 

A new ranking calling the Potomac the most threatened river in the United States could have implications for Alexandria's big plans for waterfront development.

Neighbors of a proposed memorial to victims of the 2009 Metrorail crash aren't necessarily thrilled about the city's designated location.  

The D.C. Council is sending a large cadre of representatives to an annual retail and real estate conference in Las Vegas this year, in hopes of making some major deals for the city.

When you – or your pet – need medical attention, finding the right place for care can be overwhelming. With myriad hospitals and vet clinics to choose from, affordable quality care can vary widely. We get advice from Washington...

Affordable housing advocates will descend on D.C. city hall this evening to call for more housing funding from the D.C. government.

The fight over Wales Alley in Alexandria continues in Virginia Supreme Court today; the Old Dominion Boat Club is hoping the court upholds a ruling that a restaurant's patio unfairly blocks its members' access to the water.

Hundreds of residents at an Alexandria apartment complex face an uncertain future, as the landlord prepares to sell the property.

D.C.'s strict height limits for buildings could be relaxed if some city and Congressional leaders get their way.