Related content Concessions to tenants offset high cost of D.C. office space As law firms move, associations fill in the empty spaces Rental rates for office space in the greater Washington, D.C., area have remained relatively steady since 2008. The following figures are the asking rents for the first quarter of 2013, as provided by the real estate services firm CBRE. Class A Asking Rent Overall Asking Rent D.C. Submarket Capitol Hill $60.34 $59.69 Capitol Riverfront $48.91 $48.91 CBD $55.26 $56.08 East End $57.25 $57.90 Georgetown $50.01 $42.07 NOMA $48.03 $47.45 Southwest $50.74 $50.90 Uptown $46.10 $46.10 West End $51.08… Read More