Center for Regional Analysis

Heads up, senior executives! Don't miss our exclusive C-Suite Roundtable on January 28th, featuring an insightful discussion by Dr. Terry Clower, Director for the Center for Regional Analysis at George Mason University, and Jonathan Aberman, Ruxton Ventures, LLC Partner, and Visiting Executive Entrepreneur & Strategic Advisor for FJG School of Business, John Cabot University, as they offer expert insights on how shifts under a Trump administration could impact our Region's economy and workforce. Call or email Jared Sloane at jsloane@nvcbusiness.org to confirm your reservation.

Compass Datacenters’ Not Your Father’s Data Center Episode Title: Beyond the Cloud: Data Centers’ Economic Impact vs. Policy & Sustainability I’m thrilled to share my conversation with Raymond Hawkins on Not Your Father’s Data Center. We dove into the essential role data centers play in today’s economy and how they impact local tax bases, infrastructure planning, and sustainability efforts. We also explored how municipalities can integrate data centers into long-term strategies, the contrasts between U.S. and European siting practices, and the future of renewable energy and nuclear power in meeting growing energy demands. Thanks to Compass Datacenters for the opportunity to discuss these critical topics. I hope this episode sparks meaningful conversations about the intersection of policy, technology, and economic growth. Listen here: https://lnkd.in/g4eWpnJW Terry Clower #DataCenters #EconomicGrowth #Sustainability #TechInnovation

“Here’s NVAR’s prediction for 2025 NoVa housing market…” NVAR - Northern Virginia Association of REALTORS® George Mason University Lisa Sturtevant Bright MLS National Association of REALTORS® Lawrence Yun Terry Clower Keith Waters Virginia Business

Members, you won't want to miss our next members-only C-Suite Roundtable held on January 28th. This Roundtable will focus on "Executive Insights: Navigating Economic and Policy Shifts in the Greater Washington Region” and will feature Dr. Terry Clower, Director of the Center for Regional Analysis at George Mason University, and Jonathan Aberman, Partner, Ruxton Ventures. Anchored by rich peer-to-peer networking opportunities, NVC’s C-Suite Roundtables are exclusive to our members' senior executives. Space is limited and by invitation-only; reach out if you would like to attend here: https://lnkd.in/eTmiAY8U

"NVAR Predicts 2025 Northern Virginia Housing Market Will Continue to Strengthen With Higher Levels of Market Activity and Growth in Housing Inventory" Watch the forecast briefing and see the full report here: https://lnkd.in/eRXVPMEK NVAR - Northern Virginia Association of REALTORS® George Mason University Terry Clower Lawrence Yun Lisa Sturtevant National Association of REALTORS® Bright MLS

NVAR - Northern Virginia Association of REALTORS® Anticipates Steady Trends in the 2025 Northern Virginia Housing Market, Including Moderate Increases in Market Activity and Housing Inventory. The panel includes: - CRA Director, Dr. Terry Clower (George Mason University - Schar School of Policy and Government) - NVAR CEO Ryan T. McLaughlin, CAE (NVAR - Northern Virginia Association of REALTORS®) - 2025 NVAR President, Casey Menish (Pearson Smith Realty) - 2024 NVAR President, Thai Hung Nguyen (Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate) Full video -

DEC 17: NVAR to Hold 2025 Housing Forecast Virtual Briefing Panelists: Terry Clower, PhD, Director, GMU Center for Regional Analysis; and Northern Virginia Chair and Professor of Public Policy at GMU @Casey Menish, 2025 NVAR President, Pearson Smith Realty Thai Hung Nguyen, 2024 NVAR President, Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Premier

DEC 17: NVAR to Hold 2025 Housing Forecast Virtual Briefing Panelists: Terry Clower, PhD, Director, GMU Center for Regional Analysis; and Northern Virginia Chair and Professor of Public Policy at GMU @Casey Menish, 2025 NVAR President, Pearson Smith Realty Thai Hung Nguyen, 2024 NVAR President, Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Premier

From 2022 to 2023, D.C. (+5.7%), Maryland (+3.1%), and Virginia (+4.2%) all recorded larger percent increases in Real Personal Consumption Expenditures than the U.S. as a whole (+2.5%). source: https://lnkd.in/ePdsD4Zp

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