Charlie Nulsen's Latest Triumph

A 600-strong commercial real estate crowd was all over the DC RitzSaturday evening—can you believe for a first-time charity event? Washington Property founder Charlie Nulsen (former Atlantic RealtyCEO) conceived it to benefit the JE Robert wing of Children's Hospital. Even Mayor Fenty dropped by, but didn't bust 'em, though the theme wasMonte Carlo night. Our pix:

Morgan Stanley's Nicole Seim is flanked by, from left, Linowes & Blocher's Rich Zeidman, event creator Charlie Nulsen, and Holliday Fenoglio's Dek Potts.

Trying his luck at the roulette table is Maryland developer Nate Landow, with Mayhood Company's Ron Smith and Lionsgate's Mei Mei Venners looking on.

DC Mayor Adrian Fenty is welcomed by Bernstein Management Corp. prez Josh Bernstein and wife Lisa, left, and Holliday Fenoglio's John Duffy with wife Jennifer.

Reznick real estate head David Kessler and wife Kim meet up withCREW president and Jones Langer Kathy Allgier.

Do you know that Coakley & Williams Construction's Stan Gelbaugh(here with wife Carole) was Maryland's QB in the early 80's and later played for Dallas, Buffalo, Phoenix and Seattle? Now he settles for playing blackjack.

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