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US real estate head focuses on evolution of DC district hit by government property cuts

How GSA's Ed Forst uses remodeled neighborhood as inspiration for reimagining Southwest Federal Center
General Services Administration Administrator Ed Forst, left, discusses changes to Southwest Washington, D.C., with Darian LeBlanc who manages Cushman and Wakefield’s government services group. (Jonathan Lehrfeld, CoStar News)
General Services Administration Administrator Ed Forst, left, discusses changes to Southwest Washington, D.C., with Darian LeBlanc who manages Cushman and Wakefield’s government services group. (Jonathan Lehrfeld, CoStar News)

Ed Forst, leader of the U.S. real estate management agency, is looking to the past as inspiration to redevelop a Washington, D.C., neighborhood hit by the federal government selling off property.

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