A recently completed apartment conversion in downtown Silver Spring has changed hands. The Guardian, a 167-unit residential building at 8605 Cameron Street, sold for $14.3 million at a substitute trustee’s auction on February 26. The sale reflects the tenant’s interest in a ground lease for the property, according to Maryland Newsletters, which first reported details of the transaction.
The Olney Chamber of Commerce has announced its 2025 Chamber Award winners, recognizing businesses and individuals for their service, leadership, and contributions to the greater Olney community.
A Germantown medical building occupied by Patient First has been sold for $5.45 million, according to a report from Maryland Newsletters.
Federal Realty Investment Trust has announced the sale of Courthouse Center, a 33,000SF shopping center in Rockville, for $10 million.
A WARN notice filed with the State of Maryland on March 2 indicates that the IPIC Theaters location at 11830 Grand Park Avenue in North Bethesda’s Pike & Rose is expected to close on April 28, potentially impacting 116 employees. (more…)
A 130,000SF outpatient medical building in Rockville/Potomac has been sold for $20.25 million, according to information shared by the brokerage firm involved in the transaction and land records.
With over 20% of new businesses failing within one year and inflation making entrepreneurship even more difficult, the personal-finance company WalletHub today released its report on 2026’s Best & Worst States to Start a Business, with Maryland ranked as the second worst state to start a business.
A major life sciences real estate deal quietly closed late last year is now coming into clearer focus. According to Maryland Newsletters, AstraZeneca followed through on a previously announced plan and purchased 14 Firstfield Road in Gaithersburg from Novavax for $20 million.
Shady Grove Medical Center is lighting up the skyline as it prepares to open its highly anticipated new tower this summer.
The Aspen Hill Club has been sold but will continue operating, ensuring no immediate changes for members of the longtime Montgomery County fitness and racquet facility.
The Greater Capital Area Association of REALTORS®, known as GCAAR, a major real estate trade organization representing more than 11,000 real estate professionals in Montgomery County and Washington, D.C., has introduced its 2026 Board of Directors, with Russell Brazil stepping into the role of president.