Two Big Anniversaries

At its newly renovated conference center at 200 St. Paul Place, property management firm The Kornblatt Co celebrated 50 years with such guests as Artemis Properties’ Dave Johnson, JLL’s Terri Harrington and Michael Singer, and Charles Street Development Corp's Kristin Speaker.

Downtown Partnership of Baltimore president Kirby Fowler was all ears for chairman David Kornblatt’s recollection of Baltimore’s past half century.

And here’s DLA Piper’s Stephen Sharkey, Niles Barton & Wilmer’s Craig Roswell, and Greater Baltimore Committee CEO Don Fry.

And Lee & Associates rung in its first Baltimore birthday, at Columbia’s Stanford Grill, with cake to principal Allan Riorda’s face. In the past year, the company's eight brokers have handled 2M SF of leases via 125 deals.

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