CCLC Closes 2025 With Clyde’s Renewal, Strong Tenant Retention, and Medical Innovation

CCLC is proud to announce several milestone achievements to close out 2025. The company’s fourth quarter was marked by a renewal for Clyde’s of Chevy Chase at The Collection, robust tenant retention, and the delivery of Chevy Chase’s first medical spec suites at 2 Wisconsin Circle.

“CCLC continues to invest in our communities and deliver spaces that support our tenants’  growth and success,” said Jason Winans, Executive Vice President of Asset Management at  CCLC. “The addition of numerous retail partners, our new medical spec suites, and the strong  renewal activity this year all reflect our commitment to delivering long-term value through  strategic asset management.”

Clyde’s, a beloved Chevy Chase institution, has signed a renewal at The Collection and will  undergo a transformative refresh including a new roof, refreshed dining rooms, and a  reimagined Race Bar, which will become a premier live-event venue. This investment  underscores both Clyde’s commitment to the community and CCLC’s ability to support tenants’  long-term growth.  

This fall, CCLC delivered Chevy Chase’s first fully built-out medical spec suites at 2 Wisconsin Circle. The two suites, one of which has already been leased, offer flexible, turnkey solutions for  healthcare providers and set a new standard for medical office space in the region. 

Throughout 2025, CCLC signed a significant number of lease renewals, including established  brands such as Starbucks, UPS Store, Clyde’s, and Raymond James. This high retention rate  signals robust tenant loyalty and satisfaction, with a total of 108,127 square feet signed this year. Notably, an office tenant at 2 Bethesda Metro signed for 10,816 square feet over an 11- year term, further demonstrating the strength of CCLC’s portfolio. 

Also this quarter, CCLC welcomed numerous new tenants, including CityVet at The Collection, Ro Sushi Co. at Chevy Chase Lake, and MD2 Concierge Medicine at 5425 Wisconsin Avenue, each bringing fresh energy and new services to our communities. 

In September, CCLC unveiled a refreshed brand identity, reflecting its forward-looking vision  and renewed commitment to excellence. The company also launched its own podcast, Real Estate Riffs, hosted by CEO and President John Ziegenhein, offering quarterly insights into  industry trends and community impact. 

“We’re energized by the progress we’ve made this year and grateful for the trust our tenants  and partners place in us,” said John Ziegenhein, President and CEO at CCLC. “As we look  ahead, we’re excited to keep building on this momentum and continue shaping spaces where  businesses and communities thrive.”

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