Come See Us In Annapolis!

It's spring (we will not concede to summer if we haven't had a spring) in beautiful Annapolis, but that's not the (only) reason Bisnow is hosting our 2nd Annual Future of Annapolis & Anne Arundel County event there a week from today. The sweet spot between Baltimore and DC is packed with industrial users, government tenants and contractors, and hotels, retail, and restaurants to serve all their employees. That's now. Sign up here to find out what's to come. Speakers: Liberty Property Trust's Lisa Sullivan (with whom we spoke above), Annapolis Mayor Joshua Cohen, Anne Arundel County Exec Laura Neuman (see our interview with her here), Konterra Realty president Tate Armstrong, Bozzuto Land's John Slidell, Elm Street Development's Karen McJunkin, The Hogan Cos CEO Larry Hogan, and Linowes & Blocher's Charles Schaller.

Send pictures of your Memorial Day Weekend! We're heading to Nashville for what just has to be our last bridesmaid gig. Email amanda.metcalf@bisnow.com.

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