(Washington Business Journal) — Commercial real estate vacancy rates in D.C. fell and rental rates rose, as the federal government continues to propel the District’s recovery, according to a quarterly report from Jones Lang LaSalle Inc. The real estate and investment management company says the vacancy rate in D.C. fell from 16 percent in the first quarter to 15.6 percent in the second quarter, noting an uptick in demand that coincided with a continued thinning of the development pipeline.
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