MEET OUR GUESTS

Among the 200 attendees at Bisnow's Baltimore Retail Real Estate Summit on Monday were Commercial Settlement Services? Judy Borns, Miles & Stockbridge's Michele Cohen, and Kaliber Construction prez Susannah Bergmann. Judy tells us much of the title work her firm is seeing is refinancing. New development is still a ways away, but Susannah, who in '09 started Kaliber with husbandDave Huber (formerly of Struever Bros Eccles & Rouse), hired two people this year. She says the developers with imagination necessary to shape Baltimore are out there—see Harbor East andSeawall Development's redevelopments.
We held our event at the brand-new Four Seasons in Harbor East. How new is it? So new Judy and Susannah couldn't find it on their GPS. And if you wanna know luxury, there are TVs in the bathrooms (all the better to catch the Ravens' win).
'Tis the season in the Four Seasons lobby.

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