GMU & AIA|DC: Micro Goes Maxi

Small is going to be big, predicts Robert Wulff, director of George Mason University’s Center for Real Estate Entrepreneurship (CREE). That's why CREE and the DC chapter of the American Institute of Architects have partnered to organize a one-day conference on the design and development of micro-units in the national capital region. On Feb. 26, experts from architecture, real estate, government, and finance will convene at AIA|DC’s downtown HQ to explain the potential for micro-unit apartments through topics like demographics, financing, regulatory barriers, and case studies from DC and San Francisco where micro has already taken hold. Learn about this micro trend before it goes big in DC. RSVP for our sponsor’s event here.

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