On The Waterfront

Everyone in America associates the Potomac River with DC, yet most Washingtonians never interact with it. That's about to change, in a big way. That's why we're excited to announce a Bisnow summit on the historic transformation of DC underway at both the Wharf and Capitol Riverfront. We'll be holding it at Arena Stage on June 11, and hope you'll join us.

Is it possible this setting at the Wharf, rather than a postcard view of the White House or Lincoln Memorial, will become the tourist image of the Nation's Capital?

Or that big Washington players will start relocating their offices from traditional parts of DC to the shadow of Nats Park at the Capitol Riverfront, like the National Association of Broadcasters just announced it will do with its headquarters? Join Forest City Washington president Debby Ratner Salzberg, PN Hoffman founder Monty Hoffman, MRP Realty managing principal Bob Murphy, and many others to learn their specific plans and predictions, June 11 at Arena Stage.

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