A four-building, art-focused warehouse portfolio recently sold in Mount Rainier, Maryland. The portfolio, totaling 52,300 square feet, was purchased by Nobody Properties LLC for $6.4 million. The seller, Widmayer Properties,…
By Maryland Newsletters’ Prince George’s Newsletter, Volume 34, Number 17 Newly sold, 10401 Tucker Street will go back into service as the home for a construction company. The Beltsville warehouse…
The purpose of workspaces is not only to house employees and equipment. Ideally, a well-designed office should encourage productivity and creative thinking, provide suitable conditions for collaboration, and leave enough…
Excerpt from Maryland Newsletters – Prince George’s Newsletter, Volume 34, Number 8 If you are interested in subscribing to the Maryland Newsletters, please visit their website at marylandnewsletters.com The residential…
Published in the November 30, 2020 issue of Maryland Newsletters. Please subscribe at www.marylandnewsletters.com The Kelly Building, housing both office and warehouse in Upper Marlboro, sold recently.Kelly Properties LLC sold the…
The Old Farmer’s Almanac says it’s going to be a colder than usual Winter, though the NOAA (National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration) forecasts a milder Winter for the central lying…
Berman Enterprises has acquired a shopping center that fulfills the timeless real estate adage about location – it’s near the Naylor Road Metro Station. The Rockville firm acquired the 128,000…
Congratulations to Marcus N. Daniels for his appointment to the Truist Community Advisory Board! Marcus has an extensive background in community development and brings a wealth of knowledge to the…
UMD social distancing requirements push the need for more off-campus housing. New construction is underway for both on- and off-campus housing. Developments still progressing despite COVID-19 slowdown. The latest issue…
The Ironworkers Union had already moved to its new quarters in Largo. Now it has sold the property it left behind. The Union turned 9100 Old Marlboro Pike over to…
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