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MD property management firm enters NC market
Obrecht Properties LLC announced it has entered the North Carolina commercial real estate market after acquiring a near-30-acre parcel.
Towson office building sold for $2.65M
A four-story office building situated in the heart of Towson has sold for $2.65 million, commercial real estate agency KLNB announced.
PG County’s Crestview Square shopping center sold
KLNB, a commercial real estate brokerage firm, announced the sale of Crestview Square, a shopping center located in Landover Hills.
Baltimore County’s Greenleigh community adds new tenants
St. John Properties Inc., a Baltimore-area real estate firm, signed three new leases at Greenleigh, a 1,000-acre mixed-used community.
Building sale aims to help revamp Baltimore’s Historic Redwood Walk
Brad Byrnes and his partners in Redwood Light 7 LLC are investing big in the long-term reinvention of a key downtown Baltimore corridor.
Wawa sets opening dates for first stores in Hagerstown area
Wawa has set opening dates for its first two convenience stores and gas stations in the Hagerstown area in western Maryland.
MCB announces construction of Philadelphia-area medical office
A subsidiary of Baltimore-based MCB Real Estate has completed construction on an office building in a suburb of Philadelphia.
Wine bar opening first MD location in Gaithersburg this Monday
Sixty Vines, a restaurant that revels in “bringing wine country” to customers, is scheduled to open in Gaithersburg on Monday, Oct. 13.
Barnes & Noble to open new store in Pasadena
Barnes & Noble announced the opening of its newest Maryland bookstore in Anne Arundel County, set for Sept. 10.
Restaurant and wine bar opening in Gaithersburg this fall
Sixty Vines, a restaurant that prides itself on “bringing wine country” to guests and patrons, is set to open in Gaithersburg this fall.
With wave of retirements looming, MD commercial real estate firms focus on talent pipeline
Maryland commercial real estate firms are revamping hiring, culture and mentorship to attract and retain millennial and Gen Z talent.
MD retail real estate adapts to post-COVID trends
Maryland's retail sector evolves with smaller footprints, drive-throughs, and service tenants as demand for convenience reshapes development.
