Playing Hooky to Watch Soccer

ColumbiaNational Real Estate Finance’s Brett Weil just entered the world of multifamily finance from his previous gig consulting on apartment energy, water, and cost savings for greeNEWit. With a new University of Baltimore master's in finance in hand, he's also done some photography on the side, snapping this crowd on the Inner Harbor watching Tuesday’s US/Belgium World Cup match from his new company’s office on the 25th floor of 100 E Pratt. Weather pending, the office boasts spectacular views of the Fourth of July fireworks, too.

A recent Transwestern report says Baltimore metro payroll employment increased by 23,800 jobs from May 2013 to April '14 (the 20-year annual average is half that, 11,300). Which leaves us with just one question: Don’t all these people have jobs?

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