Baltimore

Four Seasons B’more Lands New Manager

As a recently appointed regional vice president, Ilse Harley will also hold additional responsibilities for Atlanta, Miami. St. Louis and Baltimore hotels.

CRC Assigns Real Estate Manager

In this newly created position, Joe Schaefer will work with the commercial, multifamily and construction divisions of the company.

Verizon Leases 61 KSF at Annapolis Junction TOD

The four-story office building is part of St. John Properties’ upcoming mixed-use development located in the Washington, D.C.-Baltimore corridor.

Morning Calm Acquires Baltimore Office Asset

TIER REIT Inc. sold the 280,000-square-foot building at 500 East Pratt St., which marks the buyer’s third acquisition in the metro in just over a year.

JV Purchases 4th Baltimore-Area Asset for $7M

The fully occupied flex/industrial building is located in Howard County, within 20 and 25 miles of central Baltimore and D.C., respectively.

SRS Distribution Signs 3 Baltimore-DC Metro Leases

The industrial buildings, featuring high ceilings and drive-in and dock doors, are located within easy reach of the company’s regional office in Chantilly, Va.

Construction at 187 Harry Truman Parkway in Annapolis

St. John Properties to Add 500 KSF in MD

The company will create more space within its various business parks. Upcoming development includes speculative office, flex, industrial and retail space.

Lori Rice, the new CFO at St. John Properties

St. John Properties Assigns New CFO

Lori Rice has been with St. John Properties for more than 17 years and is recognized by her peers as a strong leader and problem-solver. As CFO, she will oversee all of the company’s financial planning initiatives.

H&R Retail Completes 2 Mid-Atlantic Leases

Two discount stores have signed leases in the Washington, D.C., and Baltimore metro areas, totaling just under 43,000 square feet.

Terreno Sells $11.5M Industrial Asset in Baltimore Area

The Jessup property previously changed hands in March 2011, when the California-based company shelled out $5.8 million, less than the $6.9 million it traded for in 2005.