Stakeholders Gather for Summit

Yesterday, NAIOP sat down with UDI and ULI, a private meeting designed to discuss next steps before going public with a plan to push decisionmakers at the public level to address what many believe will be a shortfall of land for industrial development, which in turn will negatively impact the economic health in the region. "We are reaching out to various stakeholders and trying to get everyone together again within the next 30 days," says one of the participants in the meeting, who asked we didn't use his name (in the photo is 11488 Eburne Way in Richmond).

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