Johnny CRE?

Move over, Johnny Football—we think Cairncross & Hempelmann's John Hempelmann should be known as Johnny TOD. Pictured here with Century Pacific's Campbell Matthewson at our Multifamily Summit at the Four Seasons, John been a champion of transit-oriented development in our city since Scoop Jackson was in office. He'll be lighting up our Transit-Oriented Development Summit at the Seattle Renaissance tomorrow morning, along with Bellevue devs Greg Johnson of Wright Runstad and Kevin Wallace of Wallace Properties. Vulcan's Lori Mason Curran and Puget Sound Regional Council senior planner Michael Hubner round out the panel. Haven't signed up yet? You still can here. See you tomorrow!

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