Bethesda-based commercial real estate finance company Walker & Dunlop Inc. Friday announced it arranged $55.5 million in construction and permanent financing for Thrive Companies’ development of Quarry Trails Apartments and Quarry Trails Townhomes and Flats, a 293-unit multifamily and 100-unit townhome project located within ...
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Commercial real estate company CBRE was selected to lease Washington East Logistics Center a Class A new construction warehouse totaling 102,377 square feet in Upper Marlboro, the company announced Tuesday. On behalf of Lot 14 Collington Center, LLC, TSC Realty ...
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The median sale price and units sold increased throughout most of the Baltimore Region in February, according to the Long & Foster Real Estate Market Minute Report. Baltimore experienced a significant 48% jump in median sale price, followed by a ...
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Columbia-based commercial real estate brokerage and management firm Lee & Associates Maryland Tuesday was named exclusive leasing broker for Airpark Square, a four-building business community comprising nearly 112,000 square feet of commercial office space in Westminster. Positioned adjacent to the ...
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The forced shutdown of businesses in response to the COVID-19 pandemic provided Hill Management Services LLC with the opportunity to accelerate its already ongoing building reinvestment strategy with with an investment of approximately $12 million. The Timonium-based real estate development ...
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RedfinNow, the iBuying service from technology-powered real estate brokerage Redfin, launched its services in the Baltimore market. The service allows sellers to request a cash offer directly from Redfin and sell without the hassle of fixing up their homes or ...
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As the residential real estate market heads into a second spring selling season amid the COVID-19 pandemic, buyers, sellers and agents continue navigating a supply-starved market. Agents working in Maryland’s metro areas say the lack of inventory stretches across community ...
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The pandemic has wreaked havoc on the commercial real estate market, according to national news reports that offer almost nothing but gloom and doom on the subject. The Federal Reserve last year singled out commercial real estate as especially weak. ...
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The construction industry, nationally as well as in Maryland, faces another tough year as the economic damage caused by the COVID-19 outbreak continues into the spring. Industry analysts expect less volatility in the construction sector in 2021, but number crunchers ...
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When 2020 began, the construction industry across the Baltimore region was thriving. After a very robust 2019, most contractors and construction companies were looking forward to more of the same. But then the COVID-19 pandemic became the biggest disrupter anyone ...
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