MORE FROM OUR BIG SCHMOOZARAMA

There were so many at our first-ever Baltimore Schmoozarama last week at Lebanese Taverna in Harbor East that we had to share even more photos. (Episode 1 is here.) Here's Langan Engineering & Environmental Services' Tokes Adesida, Kenilworth Title's Kelly Burke, TideRock Films' Rob Hobson, Scaffold Resource's Leora Davalos, Reznick Group's Adam Kleeman, and Mt. Vernon Financial Services owner Anthony Polakoff.

Stewart Title's Morgan Gilligan (left, with Bozzuto Development's Jeff Kayce and Floura Teeter Landscape Architects' Joan Floura and Aaron Teeter) tells us commercial refinancing has been robust in the Baltimore metro. Commercial development has been slow while apartment development is strong. New for-sale housing construction should be back in vogue by spring 2013, he says, barring a consumer confidence-rattling worldwide disaster.
Axiom Engineering Design's Peggy White and B&R Construction's Tony Roussos collaborated on marketing strategies for multifamily developments.
We also snapped AlliedBarton's Paul Stab and Michael Dunn, Lorax Partnerships' Krystal Stephens, ECS Mid-Atlantic's Terra Barnes, and Lorax's Brittany Eldredge.
Nothing says "Party like it's 2012" like a hummus tower!

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