VVA’s Drue Long, LEED AP is based in Northern Virginia (home to 70% of the world’s internet data flow!) and is seeing firsthand how the colocation market is shifting dramatically. Here, Drue shares more on the trend and offers advice for mid-sized companies now needing to weigh their options.

Building new in a major metropolitan area brings a host of challenges including tight footprints, legacy infrastructure, multi-layered city approvals, and complex neighbor relations. Kim Beisner, VVA's resident expert in large-scale new construction, outlines 5 hard-earned lessons to keep in mind.

We’re proud to celebrate a standout moment for VVA’s Jasper Gondhi, PE, Director, who has been named the recipient of the 2024 CoreNet New England Young Leader Leadership Award!

In fast-growing organizations, real estate projects often start small and manageable. But as the stakes get higher, timelines get tighter, and budgets grow, it becomes clear that ad hoc processes and well-intentioned delegation can only get you so far. That’s when project management starts becoming a necessity.

We’re excited to welcome a new leader to the VVA team—Agatha Habjan, LEED AP, who joins us as a Director leading our growing national Hospitality & Retail practice.

For more than 150 years, Calvary Baptist Church has been a spiritual cornerstone in New York City. Now, the church is entering a transformative chapter—reimagining its presence on 57th Street as part of a modern skyscraper development with the help of VVA.

As the world’s largest veterinary teaching hospital and NYC’s only Level 1 veterinary trauma center, Schwarzman Animal Medical Center is a lifeline for animals and their owners. VVA was honored to help bring their ambitious expansion and renovation project to life.

For early-stage biotech companies, planning your first dedicated lab and office space can be daunting. Startup teams often underestimate the complexity of that move and fall into a reactive process that costs time, money, and momentum.