Gov. Agencies Looking at Tysons?

CBRE's Jeff Roman (left, with Macerich's Tim Steffan, Hines' Chuck Watters, and colleague Erik McLaughlin) has worked on Tysons evolution since '86 and says it's becoming a true downtown where anything on the Metro line is in high demand. That was a major selling point in wooing DC-based Intelsat to Macerich's Tysons Tower. Interest in Tysons is also growing among government agencies and contractors, due to competitive pricing that's in line with GSA's pricing cap. Want to hear more about Tysons future? Come hear Jeff, Tim, and Chuck speak at our Tysons event this Friday at the Hilton McLean. Sign up here!

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