Last Night at the Hall of Fame

The real estate crowd was out and about at the National Building Museum last night, celebrating the latest crop of Washington Business Hall of Fame Laureates (VC Peter Barris, E&Y exec Debbie Kissire, ICF CEO Sudhakar Kesavan, and Hair Cuttery founder Dennis Ratner). Ah, but this is our own hall of fame: former laureate and banking king Bob Pincus, and former gala chair and catering queen Susan Lacz.

And JLL's Greg Lubar, Joe Judge, David Houck, and Creighton Armstrong...

…and NoVa NAIOP Member of the Year Barbara McDuffie and actor Tom Hanks, who claimed he was construction tsar Jim Davis. By the way, whoever it was, Davis Construction gave out 425 turkeys to its employees again this year, a tradition started by Jim's dad in 1966.

CBRE's Dave Dorros, Perseus Realty's Bob Cohen, Julie White (wife of Dennis Ratner), and Ratner Co's Warren Ratner.

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