Edgemoor Infrastructure & Real Estate

On Tuesday, Edgemoor team members from across the country gathered in Bethesda, Maryland for our biannual offsite. The day was filled with collaboration and recognition of both project achievements and individual accomplishments. We’re excited to carry this momentum forward as we continue driving creative solutions and delivering exceptional results for our clients and partners.

On Veterans Day, Edgemoor proudly recognizes the veterans making a difference on our team. Veterans like Frank Baltz and Keith Luu exemplify Edgemoor’s values of dedication, integrity, and purpose, and we’re honored to work alongside them. Frank served as a US Air Force Sergeant, maintaining internal combustion aircraft engines to ensure mission readiness. Today, as a Senior Managing Director, he applies his hands-on problem-solving and leadership skills to developing strategies for mitigating risks and creating financing solutions for Edgemoor's projects. Keith served as a Lieutenant in the Navy’s Civil Engineer Corps, contributing to critical infrastructure that supported military operations and humanitarian efforts worldwide. Today, he brings his mission-oriented perspective and commitment to enhancing communities to Edgemoor, where he is currently leading the delivery of the Garden Grove Civic Center Revitalization Project. Thank you, Frank and Keith, for your service, and to all veterans for your invaluable contributions to our country and our communities. Happy Veterans Day! #VeteransDay #EdgemoorTeam #Gratitude

Over the past few months, Edgemoor has volunteered with PathForwardVA, an organization dedicated to ending homelessness in Arlington, Virginia. Edgemoor team members came together to make a difference by assembling bagged meals and seasonal safety kits to support our neighbors in need. We’re excited to continue supporting such a meaningful cause and look forward to volunteering with PathForward again soon!

Our people and projects have been recognized at P3 Bulletin’s 2024 P3 Awards! ?? The University of Nevada, Reno Mathewson Gateway was named the Best Education and Higher Education Project for aligning with community and university goals, its innovative P3 approach, and its efficient financial close. ?? The Kansas City International Airport New Terminal, developed in partnership with the City of Kansas City, MO and the Kansas City Aviation Department, was awarded the Social Impact Award for significantly benefiting the community and exceeding goals in workforce development and minority business engagement. Additionally, Edgemoor was Highly Commended as Sponsor/Developer of the Year and Virginia Dobesh was Highly Commended as a Leading Woman in Infrastructure. These recognitions are a testament to the dedication and innovation of our team, partners, and stakeholders who bring these transformative projects to life. Thank you to P3 Bulletin for these recognitions, and to our clients and communities for your continued trust and collaboration! Read more here: https://lnkd.in/e-sN5C4B #P3Bulletin #P3Awards #InfrastructureExcellence #SocialImpact #HigherEducation #Edgemoor

Last week, the Edgemoor team joined partners in the higher education space at the P3?EDU Conference in Denver. Edgemoor's Senior Managing Director Geoffrey Stricker spoke on the Reimagining Campus Real Estate panel, contributing to a broader discussion regarding how colleges and universities can use real estate to differentiate themselves from peer institutions and attract the best and brightest students, faculty, staff, and industry partners. Here are our key takeaways from the conference: ??In today’s challenging real estate environment, strong project champions are more important than ever to move projects forward. ?? Colleges and universities across the country are looking to develop new, non-core asset types beyond student housing, like hotels and energy infrastructure, and need strategic partners to help realize these initiatives. ??Focusing on aligning students' skills with the evolving needs of industries, innovation buildings can play a crucial role for universities. We look forward to continuing to deliver solutions that align with changing institutional priorities! #P3EDU #HigherEducation #Edgemoor #Innovation

The City of Kansas City, MO, Kansas City Aviation Department and our partners Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM), Clark Construction Group, The Weitz Company, and Clarkson Construction Company created something truly unique in Kansas City, and we are proud these efforts are receiving international recognition. The New Terminal's model for inclusivity and accessibility sets the standard for other transit facilities worldwide.

Last Tuesday, Edgemoor's Brian Dugan spoke at?Bisnow's Los Angeles State of the Market conference. In a panel focused on infrastructure, transportation, and transit-oriented development in Southern California, Brian and his fellow panelists discussed innovative approaches to financing public infrastructure projects and successful collaboration between public and private entities on large-scale projects, including the Garden Grove Civic Center Revitalization Project, and the NAVWAR Old Town Campus Redevelopment in San Diego. A big thank you to?Bisnow?for having us!

The Edgemoor team recently volunteered with the Montgomery County Coalition for the Homeless (MCCH). We are grateful to MCCH for the opportunity to give back and support the vital work they do for our neighbors right here in Montgomery County!

Congratulations to Texas A&M University on the advancement of this important project. It’s an honor for our team to contribute to the development of the new Texas A&M Fort Worth campus, a key initiative that will help shape the future of downtown Fort Worth.?

In the McLean office, we welcomed Hudson Noyes, a rising senior majoring in Economics and Data Science at the University of Virginia. Hudson spent his summer gaining valuable experience and insight into the development process across a variety of corporate initiatives. His major takeaway was the fulfillment that comes from being part of a collaborative team. Hudson shared: "The biggest thing I learned this summer is the value of collaboration and utilizing the knowledge of those around you. It is invaluable to be surrounded by people with unique backgrounds and experiences to learn from and help broaden my skill set and understanding." Thank you for all your work this summer, Hudson! We wish you the best of luck this upcoming school year.