REPOSITION REVOLUTION

Is everyone repositioning a building these days? (At least when they're not recharging their iPhone battery?) What are the reasons? What are the payoffs? Who are the players? What are the opportunities? How long can it go on? Those much-asked questions are among the reasons we're excited to be holding our Construction and Development Summit on November 6 at 7:30am at the Willard.

Here's a picture we snapped this morning a block from our office of Brookfield's 285k SF at 2001 M that will be a LEED Gold trophy and deliver in 2016. Full of plans for new ceiling heights, glass curtain walls, and avant-garde amenities, it's an example of the hyperactive reinventions being done around town. Besides Brookfield, others presenting include top honchos from First Potomac, Donohoe, Davis, Bognet, Gensler, Principal Studios, GHT Limited, EagleBank, CohnReznick, and Shapiro Lifschitz. Please join us for this timely and important program.

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