You Tell Us: Are You Looking To Make Land Acquisitions In Northern Virginia?

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A Rendering Of An Architectural Concept For Congressional Technology Park In Culpeper, Va.

While the coronavirus pandemic has slowed demand for some kinds of real estate deals, it has increased appetites for others. As developers look three to four years in the future for their new plans, solidifying land positions in a competitive market is essential, especially if they can be used for pandemic-proof real estate like logistics hubs or data centers. And with one of the hottest data center markets in the world, Northern Virginia is ripe for buying.

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