Scene at WeWork

We brought together some of DC real estate's next gen leaders Tuesday night for a private tour of WeWork's space in the Wonder Bread Factory, including Vornado's Gordon Fraley and Minkoff Development's Andy Chod. Andy is busy helping lease up Minkoff's Shady Grove Development Park.

Here's our own CEO Ryan Begelman (he claims to run on the smiles of employees, but the mug suggests coffee helps, too) with Deutsche Bank's Michael Smith Liss. We brought the group together as a buildup to our "Ascent" retreat, taking place this November in Miami. More info here on the event.

A couple of acquisition aces trading industry talk: Lincoln Property's Ted Egner, Mill Creek's Josh Posnick, and CAS Riegler's Kevin Riegler.

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