Real Estate Weekly – 1/20/12: Maryland ranks 5th in LEED buildings
BY: Daily Record Staff Whitewater course defaults on loan (AP) The operator of a publicly financed whitewater course in far western Maryland said it has defaulted on loan payments and is considering a change in ownership. Officials of Adventure Sports Center International in McHenry said Thursday the 5-year-old facility is in no danger of closing. Executive Director Matt Taylor [...] |
Anne Arundel offers incentives for green homes
BY: Associated Press John Hamblin didn’t have to think twice when asked what he liked most about his new green home in Gambrills. And no, it’s not the native landscaping surrounding the property or the granite countertops in the kitchen. Rather, it’s the energy-saving heating, ventilation and air conditioning system. After all, he’s an HVAC nerd. “They sealed [...] |
On the move – 10/28/11: Eppel to lead Myerberg Center
BY: Daily Record Staff  Eppel to lead Myerberg Center Arnold Eppel has been named executive director of the Edward A. Myerberg Center, in northwest Baltimore. Eppel most recently was executive director of Atrium Village, a residential facility for seniors in Owings Mills. Before that, he worked for 19 years in the Baltimore County Department of Aging, the last seven as [...] |
Mercy Ridge earns LEED Silver certification
BY: Daily Record Staff Mercy Ridge Retirement Community of Timonium, a joint venture of Mercy Health Services and the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Baltimore, announced that it has earned a LEED Silver Certification for Existing Buildings: Operations and Maintenance from the U.S. Green Building Council. Officials said Mercy Ridge is the first and only existing retirement community in the [...] |
Ten tips to save money on space
BY: Mike Norris Whether your space is medical, office, R&D, warehouse or some combination, it is probably your second-largest company expense behind your people. There are many ways to save on space. Lowering your rental rate and the amount of space you lease are just the most obvious. Here are a few additional ways you may be able [...] |
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Maryland Moment – Awww degree
Brendan Hogan is all smiles with his 1-year-old son, Declan, during the hooding ceremony Friday for graduates of the University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law at the Hippodrome Theatre. The University of Baltimore School of Law will hold its commencement ceremony Monday afternoon. (Maximilian Franz/The Daily Record)
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