On April 10 2026, Comstock Holding Companies, Inc. (NASDAQ: CHCI) announced it had completed the acquisition of Woodland Pointe, a real‑estate portfolio that includes a full‑campus lease with defense contractor Peraton. The transaction adds a LEED Gold‑certified Class A office tower in the Dulles Technology Corridor to Comstock’s portfolio and secures a long‑term tenant that will occupy nearly 300,000 sq ft, including a new 100,000‑sq‑ft build‑to‑suit office building.
The acquisition expands Comstock’s footprint in the Washington, D.C. region, where the company already manages roughly 10 million sq ft of real‑estate assets. The full‑campus lease with Peraton provides a stable, credit‑worthy revenue stream that complements Comstock’s growing clean‑energy businesses, including its solar‑panel recycling operations and the Bioleum fuels platform. While the financial terms of the deal were not disclosed, the transaction is part of Comstock’s Institutional Venture Platform, which leverages the company’s operational expertise and institutional co‑investor capital to acquire and develop high‑quality assets.
Comstock’s balance sheet is strong, with cash reserves exceeding debt and a “GREAT” financial health rating. The acquisition is expected to support the company’s expansion of its solar‑panel recycling facility in Silver Springs, Nevada, which is slated to be fully operational in Q2 2026, without requiring additional equity dilution. The long‑term lease with Peraton also positions Comstock to monetize its real‑estate holdings in the future, potentially unlocking additional value for shareholders.
Tim Steffan, Chief Operating Officer of Comstock, said, “Woodland Pointe represents yet another high‑quality, strategically located asset that defines what we do at Comstock. As organizations increasingly prioritize high‑quality environments that meet the demands of mission‑critical work, we are well‑positioned to meet those needs with the assets and development capabilities that few others can match. Partnering with Peraton to deliver a consolidated, purpose‑built campus in the heart of the Dulles Corridor is a tremendous reflection of our ability to deliver on the ongoing flight‑to‑quality trend that has become pervasive in this market.”
The deal underscores Comstock’s broader strategy to diversify beyond its mining roots and strengthen its real‑estate portfolio. By securing a stable tenant in a high‑growth corridor, the company gains a reliable revenue stream that can fund its clean‑energy initiatives and support future monetization of its real‑estate assets. The transaction also signals confidence in the continued demand for high‑quality, purpose‑built office space in the Dulles region, where defense and technology firms are expanding their footprints.
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