Live from the Economic Club

Moments ago, at the Reagan Building for an Economic Club lunch, we snapped four real estaters who hardly need being identified, but just for the record: Studley's Tom Fulcher, Cushman & Wakefield's Audrey Cramer, Rand Construction's Linda Rabbitt, and starchitect Shalom Baranes. Shalom tells us of his many ongoing projects, two he's particularly excited about are the two rental towers (500 units) at CityCenter, slated to open in October; and the design for all of O Street Market, including hotel, residential, retail, and even senior living, expected to come online in a year.

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