Criterion Real Estate Buys Judiciary Plaza in DC

Reported Oct 28, 2026 · Source: BLDUP

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Deal details

Buyer
Criterion Real Estate Capital (lender; credit bid)
Seller
Not disclosed
Price
$21 million credit bid
Size
approximately 481,721 square feet
Asset class
Office
Transaction
Sale
Sub-market
Washington, DC (Downtown / East End / West End / Georgetown)
Metro
Washington, DC
Reported date
Oct 28, 2026

Summary

Judiciary Plaza, an 11-story commercial building in Washington, DC’s East End, was sold to its lender at a foreclosure auction on October 28, with Criterion Real Estate Capital submitting a $21 million credit bid. The property contains approximately 481,721 square feet of rentable space and includes a two-story parking garage with 242 covered spaces. Source: BLDUP.

Summarized from the article; the quoted lines below are from the article itself.

Source: BLDUP

Read the full report at BLDUP. What the article says:

  • Deal
    Judiciary Plaza in Sells to Lender at Foreclosure Auction
  • Price / Buyer
    Judiciary Plaza, an 11-story commercial building in Washington, DC’s East End, was sold to its lender at a foreclosure auction on October 28, with Criterion Real Estate Capital submitting a $21 million credit bid.
  • Size
    The property contains approximately 481,721 square feet of rentable space and includes a two-story parking garage with 242 covered spaces.

Article date: 2026-10-29T09:29:00Z

Frequently asked questions

Who bought Judiciary Plaza?
Criterion Real Estate Capital bought Judiciary Plaza in Washington, DC, according to BLDUP.
How much did Judiciary Plaza sell for?
The reported price is $21 million credit bid, per BLDUP.

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