Foreign Equity for SW Waterfront?

News last week that Madison Marquette-PN Hoffman's big Wharf project on the Southwest Waterfront will finally break ground in March due to a big equity infusion from an undisclosed partner may have missed an even bigger headline. Multiple experts not involved in projects have speculated to Bisnow that the equity is from a foreign source, just as Qatar came through with a large sum for another game-changing and high-profile DC project, City Center, in 2011. Guesses or tips, anyone? Email chris.baird@bisnow.com. We interviewed every person in this picture, but they weren't talking.

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