New DOJ Office Building Secures Financing

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By Mary Jacoby | March 11, 2009 12:06 am

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The developer of the Department of Justice’s new office building in the NoMa neighborhood finally closed on financing, the Washington Business Journal reports. Much of the criminal division is slated to move to the new complex, Two Constitution Square, at 145 N St. NE by 2010.

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