REFRIED RETAIL

Qdoba leased 3k SF at 6304 York Rd. in Baltimore, a 20k SF center including a Rite Aid and Pei Wei Asian Diner. Cushman & Wakefield's Kyle Durkee, left, and operator Brad Hoag (looks like they're under surveillance from the gentleman behind the glass) saw opportunity in an underserved part of the city: ?That part of Baltimore is heavily residential,? Kyle says, ?so it made perfect sense for Qdoba to go there.? As the exclusive regional broker for the burrito makers, Kyle tells us he's looking for additional locations in the city, as well as in Howard, Carroll, and Harford Counties.

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