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A rundown of commercial real estate transactions in the Baltimore metro area.
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For years, Councilmember Cindy Bass has kept two Germantown buildings under the control of developers who haven't proven they can pull off renovations.
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The Delaware River offers plenty of potential, but some developers are less than excited about cleaning up its polluted past.
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With some $1.2T in commercial mortgages set to mature in the coming years, valuation professionals have a big job in front of them.
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The facility will have a test kitchen and meeting rooms.
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Remedy Medical Properties paid more than $17M for the fully leased MOB.
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Rivian lands as a major tenant in Portman's Junction Krog Street.
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The deal, previously announced by Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp, is among the first office tenants of GID's project.
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Net lease transaction volume is up 37% on an annual basis as investors flock to the sector's predictability and in-place operating incomes.
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A venture led by ex-RangeWater CEO Marc Pollack is converting a 214-unit Westside Atlanta complex back to affordable housing.
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