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Liberty Property Trust’s Lisa Goodwin and colleagues recently participated in their 11th annual Bill Rouse Day of Caring, including building a greenhouse from recycled materials, landscaping, cleaning, and building garden boxes at the Living Classrooms Foundation’s Patterson Park Youth Sports and Education Center. The org’s East Baltimore Children’s Target Investment Zone aims to create a cradle-to-college/career pipeline for nearby residents. But is Lisa painting a Pittsburgh Steelers color scheme on that box?

And here are Liberty Property Trust’s Howard Brill, Daniel Blevins, and Lynn Berger. Most recently, the company did its first lease in Baltimore Washington Industrial Park's 8242 Sandy Court in Jessup: 38k SF to RMP Powertrain, which will move in this summer. CBRE's Ketch Secor repped the tenant.

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