Redevelopment trend helps fuel higher sale prices, lower rental costs in Washington area; tougher market for sellers in Chicago suburbs Related content Relocating association offices doesn't need to be a nightmare Designing a workspace where employee health comes first Many associations cozy up to Capitol Hill when moving The American Society of Addiction Medicine paid cash for an office condo in 1994, and the investment helped keep the group's operating costs low for many years. But as the number of staffers grew, the 3,500-square-foot workspace in Chevy Chase, Md., got more and more cramped. So ASAM—like a number of other associations in the Washington, D.C., area—is… Read More