A P U B L I C A T I O N O F S T . J O H N P R O P E R T I E S TENANT DIGEST S P R I N G 2 0 1 7 S P O T L I G H T O N : EDUCATION Building a Strong Foundation for the Future
BEST BRAINS ASHBURN, VA
HIGH ROADS SCHOOL MIDDLE RIVER, MD
COLLEGE PARK ACADEMY RIVERDALE, MD
MAD SCIENCE FRANKLIN, WI
MOORE CAREER COLLEGE BATON ROUGE, LA
FREDERICK CLASSICAL CHARTER SCHOOL FREDERICK, MD
TENANT A PUBLICATION OF ST. JOHN PROPERTIES, INC. DIGEST St. John Properties, Inc. 2560 Lord Baltimore Drive | Baltimore, MD 21244 410.788.0100 | www.sjpi.com EDWARD ST. JOHN Founder & Chairman LAWRENCE F. MAYKRANTZ President ROBERT C. BECKER Senior Vice President of Tenant Retention JEFFREY A. GISH Senior Vice President of Construction WILLIAM MCFAUL Senior Vice President of Property Management THOMAS PILON Senior Vice President of Development RICHARD WILLIAMSON Senior Vice President of Leasing & Marketing
FROM THE CHAIRMAN
REGIONAL PARTNERS GREGORY FAX Wisconsin MATTHEW HOLBROOK Virginia and Central Maryland TODD PEVEY Louisiana STEVEN W. RASMUSSEN Colorado ANDREW ROUD Prince George’s County, Maryland DANIEL THOMAS Utah
At St. John Properties, we believe that education has the power to transform lives and strengthen communities. Featured in this edition of Tenant Digest are the stories of six clients using office, flex/R&D or retail space across our portfolio to educate and empower their students: • Best Brains | Ashburn Technology Park | Ashburn, VA • College Park Academy | Discovery District at University of Maryland | Riverdale, MD • Frederick Classical Charter School | Riverside Technology Park | Frederick, MD • High Roads School | Greenleigh at Crossroads | Middle River, MD • Mad Science | Franklin Business Center | Franklin, WI • Moore Career College | Barringer Foreman Technology Park | Baton Rouge, LA I invite you to learn more about these organizations, their students and the amazing work they are accomplishing on the following pages.
JAY RILEY Director of Marketing Editor jriley@sjpi.com
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10 VA & Central MD Projects 11 LA, WI, CO & UT Projects 14 Welcome New Tenants 24 Tenant Reference Guide for Property Management 29 In the News
Allen Hall & Sons 30 www.hallstriping.com Anco, Inc. 27 www.ancoincglass.com Baltimore Door & Frame Co., Inc. 6 www.baltdoor.com Bay Engineering Inc. 30 www.bayengineering.com Bopat Electric Co., Inc. 4 www.bopatelectric.com Chesapeake Sprinkler Company 7 www.chesapeakesprinklermd.com Chesapeake Telephone Systems 7 www.CTSmd.us CJ Maintenance. 4 www.cjmaint.com Columbia National Real Estate Finance, LCC 30 www.cnref.com Commercial & Industrial Door 30 www.cidoor.net Datalink 13 www.datalinktech.com ADVERTISERS INDEX
L&L Supply. 28 www.glengery.com M.T. Laney Co. Inc. 27 www.mtlaney.com M&T Bank 2 www.mtb.com Mid-Atlantic Masonry, Inc. 28 Morabito Consultants 23 www.morabitoconsultants.com NorthMarq Capital 23 www.northmarq.com Reisterstown-Belmont Glass Co., Inc. 30 Smith Mechanical 31 www.smithmech.com Superior Steel Erectors, Inc. 29 www.superiorsteelerectorsinc.com Tharco Incorporated 23 www.tharcoinc.com Walter Electric 13 www.walterelectric.com
Digital Protection Services, Inc. 27 www.digitalprotectionservice.com Ecological Restoration&Management 28 www.er-m.com E&J Painting 28 www.eandjpaintingllc.com Ellin & Tucker 13 www.ellinandtucker.com First American Title Insurance Company 7 www.firstam.com Hofmann Associates, Inc. 30 www.haiarchitects.com Human & Rohde, Inc. 30 www.humanandrohde.com Insurance Associates 29 www.insassoc.com Interconnect Services, Inc. 6 www.interconnectservices.com JDL Electric Company, Inc. 6 www.jdlelectric.com Lipman Frizzell & Mitchell 27 www.lfmvalue.com
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St. John Properties, Inc. is a full-service commercial real estate company headquartered in Baltimore, Maryland. Founded in 1971, the company has developed, constructed and maintained ownership of more than 18 million square feet of commercial real estate in eight states — including office, flex/R&D, retail and warehouse. It has also successfully developed a number of mixed-use communities. Regional Projects
P1
140
B1
D1
Harford County
Aberdeen
B2
B21
B3
Reisterstown
D3
83
B4
Baltimore County
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Carroll County
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B19
B6
795
Owings Mills
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B7
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140
F2
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45
F3
B8
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B15 B14 C1 B13
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Baltimore
70
B12
E1 E5
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Howard County
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Columbia
BWI Airport
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A10
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Maple Lawn
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A9 A8 A7
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A6 A5 A4
H6
H5
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A13
A11
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Anne Arundel County
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Montgomery County
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32
Laurel
A14
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95
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Prince George’s County
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Bowie
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Baltimore City E1 Stafford Business Center 16,000 sq. ft.–flex/R&D Baltimore, Maryland 21223 E2 Baltimore Gateway 100,000 sq. ft.–class ‘A’ office Baltimore, Maryland 21227 E3 Whittington Business Center 38,000 sq. ft.–flex/R&D Baltimore, Maryland 21230 E4 Patapsco Business Center 42,000 sq. ft.–flex/R&D Baltimore, Maryland 21230 E5 Hamburg Street
Anne Arundel County A1 BWI Technology Park I
H2 Troy Hill Corporate Center 150,000 sq. ft.–flex/R&D Elkridge, Maryland 21075 H3 Annapolis Junction 100,000 sq. ft.–class ‘A’ office Annapolis Junction, Maryland 20701 H4 Columbia Center 220,000 sq. ft.–warehouse Columbia, Maryland 21046 H5 Maple Lawn Multi-Story Office (Partner: Greenebaum Enterprises, Inc.) 860,400 sq. ft.–class ‘A’ office/retail Fulton, Maryland 20759 H6 Maple Lawn Corporate Center (Partner: Greenebaum Enterprises, Inc.) 210,000 sq. ft.–flex/R&D/office Fulton, Maryland 20759 Prince George’s County G1 Laurel Business Center 700,000 sq. ft.–warehouse Laurel, Maryland 20707 G2 Melford 765,000 sq. ft.–flex/R&D/office/retail Bowie, Maryland 20715 G3 Bowie Professional Building 15,689 sq. ft.–office Bowie, Maryland 20715 G4 Beaver Road 34,058 sq. ft.–warehouse Hyattsville, Maryland 20785 G5 Rivertech Court at Discovery District at UMD
B14 Rutherford
586,500 sq. ft.–flex/R&D/office/retail Linthicum Heights, Maryland 21090
32,000 sq. ft.–office/warehouse Windsor Mill, Maryland 21244
A2 BWI Technology Park II 276,665 sq. ft.–flex/R&D/office/retail Linthicum Heights, Maryland 21090 A3 BWI Technology Park III 127,000 sq. ft.–office/retail Linthicum Heights, Maryland 21090 A4 Route 100 Tech Park 125,000 sq. ft.–flex/R&D/office/retail Hanover, Maryland 21076 A5 Arundel Overlook 453,000 sq. ft.–flex/R&D/office/retail Hanover, Maryland 21076 A7 International Trade Center 428,000 sq. ft.–flex/R&D Glen Burnie, Maryland 21061 A8 Cromwell Business Park 822,000 sq. ft.–flex/R&D/office/retail Glen Burnie, Maryland 21061 A9 Glen Burnie Business Center 293,500 sq. ft.–flex/R&D Glen Burnie, Maryland 21061 A10 Glen Burnie Crossing 314,000 sq. ft.–flex/R&D Hanover, Maryland 21076 A6 BWI Commerce Park
B15 Windsor Office Park 63,000 sq. ft.–office/retail Windsor Mill, Maryland 21244 B16 11155 Dolfield Boulevard Inside Dolfield Business Park 71,400 sq. ft.–office Owings Mills, Maryland 21117 B17 Dolfield Business Park 177,000 sq. ft.–flex/R&D/office Owings Mills, Maryland 21117
B18 Gwynns Mill Court 40,000 sq. ft.–flex/R&D
55,000 sq. ft.–office/warehouse Baltimore, Maryland 21230 E5
Owings Mills, Maryland 21117 B19 Business Center at Owings Mills 393,000 sq. ft.–flex/R&D/office Owings Mills, Maryland 21117 B20 Reisterstown Business Center 132,000 sq. ft.–flex/R&D/retail Reisterstown, Maryland 21136 B21 Reisterstown Crossing 88,000 sq. ft.–office/retail Reisterstown, Maryland 21136 Carroll County J1 Liberty Exchange 201,700 sq. ft.–flex/R&D/office/retail Eldersburg, Maryland 21784 Corporate Headquarters C1 Corporate Headquarters Frederick County F1 Riverside Technology Park 488,000 sq. ft.–flex/R&D Frederick, Maryland 21701 F2 Westview Business Park 445,600 sq. ft.–flex/R&D/retail Frederick, Maryland 21704 F3 Arcadia Business Park Harford County D1 Aberdeen Technology Park at University Center 98,000 sq. ft.–flex/R&D Aberdeen, Maryland 21001 D2 Riverside Corporate Center 75,000 sq. ft.–flex/R&D Belcamp, Maryland 21017 D3 The GATE at APG 2 million sq. ft.–flex/R&D/office/retail 450,000 sq. ft.–flex/R&D/warehouse Frederick, Maryland 21704 2560 Lord Baltimore Drive Baltimore, Maryland 21244 Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland 21005
E6 Plastic Place
17,000 sq. ft.–warehouse Baltimore, Maryland 21215
Baltimore County B1 Loveton Business Park 129,000 sq. ft.–flex/R&D/office Sparks, Maryland 21152 B2 Yorkridge Center North
115,000 sq. ft.–flex/R&D/office/retail Cockeysville, Maryland 21030
B3 Crestridge Center 53,000 sq. ft.–office
Cockeysville, Maryland 21030 B4 Timonium Business Center 189,000 sq. ft.–flex/R&D/retail Timonium, Maryland 21093 B5 Timonium Exchange 9,800 sq. ft.–flex/retail Timonium, Maryland 21093 B6 Yorkridge Center South 101,000 sq. ft.–flex/R&D/office/retail Timonium, Maryland 21093 B7 Cromwell Center 120,000 sq. ft.–office Towson, Maryland 21286 B8 Greenleigh at Crossroads 865,000 sq. ft.–flex/R&D/office/retail Middle River, Maryland 21220 B9 North Point Crossing 8,125 sq. ft.–retail Dundalk, Maryland 21222 B10 Lansdowne Center 31,000 sq. ft.–flex/R&D Lansdowne, Maryland 21227 B11 Caton Research Center 801,000 sq. ft.–flex/R&D/warehouse Arbutus, Maryland 21227 B12 Beltway West Corporate Center 75,000 sq. ft.–office Catonsville, Maryland 21228 B13 Windsor Corporate Park 390,000 sq. ft.–flex/R&D/office/retail Windsor Mill, Maryland 21244
101,000 sq. ft.–flex/R&D/retail Glen Burnie, Maryland 21061
A11 Lakeshore Plaza 161,000 sq. ft.–retail
111,000 sq. ft.–flex/R&D Riverdale, Maryland 20737
Pasadena, Maryland 21122 A12 Magothy Beach Plaza 28,600 sq. ft.–retail Pasadena, Maryland 21122 A13 Quarterfield Center
St. Mary’s County S1 Lexington Exchange 140 Acres–retail/flex/R&D California, Maryland 20619
181,000 sq. ft.–office/retail Glen Burnie, Maryland 21061
A14 I-97 Business Park 488,300 sq. ft.–flex/R&D/office Millersville, Maryland 21108 A15 Rt. 450 Business Park 63,000 sq. ft.–flex/R&D/office Annapolis, Maryland 21401 A16 888 Bestgate Road 129,000 sq. ft.–class ‘A’ office Annapolis, Maryland 21401 A17 810 Bestgate Road 100,000 sq. ft.–class ‘A’ office Annapolis, Maryland 21401 A18 190 Admiral Cochrane Drive 71,000 sq. ft.–flex/R&D Annapolis, Maryland 21401 A19 Annapolis Technology Park 133,000 sq. ft.–flex/R&D/office/retail Annapolis, Maryland 21401 A20 Annapolis Corporate Park 250,300 sq. ft.–class ‘A’ office Annapolis, Maryland 21401
PENNSYLVANI A P1 Harrisburg Mall 1,000,000 sq. ft.–retail Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17111
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Ashburn Crossing 1 million sq. ft.–flex/R&D/retail Ashburn, Virginia 20147 V2 Ashburn Technology Park 445,000 sq. ft.–flex/R&D Ashburn, Virginia 20147 V3 Leesburg Tech Park 154,800 sq. ft.–flex/R&D Leesburg, Virginia 20175 V4 Loudoun Tech Center
Howard County H1 Lisbon Center 81,000 sq. ft.–retail
127,728 sq. ft.–flex/R&D Sterling, Virginia 20166
Lisbon, Maryland 21797
For more information on St. John Properties’ projects, visit our website at www.sjpi.com
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Fort Detrick
Riverside Technology Park 488,000 SF ex/R&D
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Westminster
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Frederick Municipal Airport
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Frederick Municipal Airport
Frederick
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Frederick
Baltimore
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Baltimore
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Columbia
85
15
270
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Germantown
BWI Airport
Maple Lawn
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Gaithersburg
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Leesburg
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Westview Business Park 423,000 SF ex/R&D
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Ashburn
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Washington D.C.
Arcadia Business Park 450,000 SF ex/R&D
Bethesda
Reston
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Washington D.C.
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Washington Dulles Intl Airport
Tysons Corner
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M D
Arlington
Germantown
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Leesburg
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Leesburg Tech Park 154,000 SF ex/R&D
Alexandria
495
Leesburg Executive Airport
Ashburn
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Ashburn Crossing 1 Mil. SF ex/R&D Ashburn Technology Park 444,000 SF ex/R&D
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Loudoun Tech Center 128,000 SF ex/R&D
LEASING OFFICE 5104 Pegasus Court Suite A Frederick, Maryland 21704 301.682.9215
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Mequon Research Center I & II
Waunakee Business Center
Madison East Business Center
Granville Woods Business Center
Nelson Road Business Center
Lake Country Research Center
4125 N. 124 th Street
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Oconomowoc
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Cal eld Business Center
Madison
Milwaukee
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Waukesha Airport Business Center
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Franklin Business Center
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WISCONSIN 1020 James Drive, Suite G Hartland, Wisconsin 53029 262.524.0100
Oak Creek Technology Center
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Baton Rouge
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Shenandoa
61
Barringer Crossing II
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Barringer Foreman Tech. Park
Barringer Crossing I
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St. Gabriel
Gonzales
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LOUISIANA 6476 Hwy 44, Suite 201 Gonzales, Louisiana 70737 225.257.4820
Pelican Point Commerce Center
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Main Street Pelican Point
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CO | UT Projects Salt Lake City International Airport
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Salt Lake City
West Valley City
215
Murray
West Jordan
Midvale
Alta
Sandy
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South Jordan
Draper
Riverton
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Alpine
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UTAH 1982 West Pleasant Grove Blvd. Suite D Pleasant Grove, Utah 84062 801.899.7991
Highland
Lehi
American Fork
Pleasant Grove
Valley Grove
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COLORADO
Walnut Creek Business Park
420 Corporate Circle Suite A Golden, Colorado 80401 303.278.7676
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Thornton
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76
Westminster
93
270
Arvada
70
Denver
Sixth Avenue Place
287
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Corporate Center
Aurora
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Barringer Foreman Technology Park B eta Wireless Holding LLC EMR Inc.
Cromwell Business Park Nyberg Fletcher & White, Inc. Sharp Energy, Inc.
Loveton Center Webb-Mason, Inc.
COLORADO 150 Capital Drive Altaviz, LLC King Systems, LLC Taylor-Cain Corporation Torus Americas, Inc.
Magothy Beach Plaza Plaza Mutiny Pirate Bar, LLC
Geaux Home Inc. John H Carter Co Managed Meals LLC
Cromwell Center Anne Arundel Dermatology
Management, LLC McDonell Consulting & Development State Farm Insurance
Maple Lawn Reveal Global Consulting, LLC
Corporate Center ADI Acoustics Inc. Alpha Data Incorporated Helly Hansen US Inc. Industrial Inkjet Ltd USA Kirk Erectors Inc. MasterTop Inc. Pacific Dental Services LLC Palintest USA Red Rock Electric Solid State Energy Group, LLC Summit Sales Group LLC The Raven Workshop, LLC TouRig, LLC Weehoo, Inc. YoColorado, LLC Sixth Avenue Place BioVision Technologies, LLC Elevation Communication Rocky Mountain Sales Inc. Walnut Creek Business Park D.R. Associates, LLC Efficient Comfort Jagged Edge Mountain Gear
Pelican Point Commerce Center Racetrac Richard Oil and Fuel Holding Company, Inc.
Maple Lawn Corporate Center Lets Organize, LLC Sumtech, Inc. Melford George Mason Mortgage Trinity Cyber, LLC The GATE Kord Technologies URS Federal Services Timonium Business Center Birdie LLC Delmarva Carpet Co., Inc. Troy Hill Corporate Center Kratos Public Safely & Security Solution
Discovery District at UMD College Park Academy
Main Street Pelican Point Champagne Agency LLC Luke Trosclair MARYLAND 11155 Dolfield Blvd Homecare Maryland, LLC
Glen Burnie Business Center Arundel Metal Choice Plantings, Inc. Spink Incorporated
Greenleigh At Crossroads High Roads School
Annapolis Corporate Park Anne Arundel Physician Group, LLC Elm Street Development
I-97 Business Park 1st Financial, Inc.
International Trade Center At Your Service Repairs, Inc.
Baltimore Gateway East Payment
Engineering Design Technologies, Inc. Icon Exterior Building Solutions LP
Business Center at Owings Mills CDF Services, Inc. Northwest Property Restoration Kona Ice of Carroll County The Baseball Warehouse, LLC
Windsor Corporate Park HomeRite
Lakeshore Plaza Marcos Pizza
Windsor Office Park E2B Retail Group, Inc.
LOUISIANA Barringer Crossing II Deep South Crane & Rigging LLC Arlington Properties LLC Appointment of Paris Inc.
Lansdowne Center Liston Electric, Inc.
UTAH Valley Grove Asset Marketing Services Whistic
BWI Technology Park Orkin, LLC
Liberty Exchange My Bike Shop Edible Arrangements
Caton Research Center Kamtoko Africa Trade Links Opici Family Distributing of Maryland
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Leadbetter Liberty Glass Worx LLC National Beverage Brokers New Carbon Company Suncycle USA, LLC Westview Buisness Park AF BT Services, LLC Atlas BaneBio, Inc. Black Tie Services, Inc. Cooper Material Handling, Inc. Suburban Outfitters, LLC Unity Church
Granville Woods Business Center Hoke Fluid Power, Inc. Patio Enhancement Group, LLC Titan Spine, LLC
Nelson Road Business Center American Precision, LLC & Rural Masonry, Inc. JRJ Fitness, LLC Mi-Tech Services, Inc. Stericycle, Inc. Oak Creek Technology Center SJS Construction, Inc. Unity Fitness & Training, LLC Walnut Creek Business Center Colorado Service Techs, Inc DR Associates, LLC Zybek Athletic Products
Ashburn Crossing SwimFish DC, LLC DET
Ashburn Technology Park Best Brains, Inc. Flags of Valor LLC Flooring Strategies, Inc. More than Cheer Loudoun, LLC Inteliquent, Inc. Plata Import USA LLC Power Solutions, LLC Pump It Up of Loudoun Verus Technology Group, Inc. Walker Franklin Physical Therapy
Lake County Research Center Orendorf Custom Homes, LLC
Madison East Business Center DCP Wealth Managers
Mequon Research Center I Altapure, LLC ULT, LLC Writz, LLC & Alme Design, LLC Mequon Research Center II Body Activation, LLC Crossfit Lozen, LLC Ultronic Systems, Inc.
WISCONSIN Calfield Business Center Jacquette Chiropractic and Wellness Center, LLC
Waunakee Business Park II Madison Avenue Worldwide
Loudoun Technology Park Datapath
Franklin Business Center CordTEC Power Co.
Riverside Technology Park CCI Inc.
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S P O T L I G H T O N : EDUCATION Building a Strong Foundation for the Future
BEST BRAINS ASHBURN, VA
HIGH ROADS SCHOOL MIDDLE RIVER, MD
COLLEGE PARK ACADEMY RIVERDALE, MD
MAD SCIENCE FRANKLIN, WI
MOORE CAREER COLLEGE BATON ROUGE, LA
FREDERICK CLASSICAL CHARTER SCHOOL FREDERICK, MD
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Best Brains is a Virginia-based enrich- ment program that improves students’ academic growth. Every week, students learn from board-certified teachers in an interactive, fun environment. The program is designed to teach not just memoriza- tion but also analytical and critical thinking skills, with new topics introduced every week. This approach encourages lifelong learning and application. “We try to ensure that the student gets the concepts, so once the concepts are clear,
then the problem automatically gets solved,” said Satish Vellanki, location head at Best Brains. With a low teacher-to-student ratio, instructors can give students individual- ized focus on their math, English, abacus and general knowledge skills. The learning approach extends beyond the classroom to summer camps, after school programs, winter camps and more — but the main focus is on academics. One of the most important parts of a school is the learning environment that students experience. This is why Best Brains appre- ciates the flexibility of St. John Properties flex/R&D space. The space planners at St. John worked with Best Brains to create an efficient floor plan allowing school leaders to set up class space in the best way for the children to learn. The flexible spaces allow teachers and staff to give students the comfort they need to learn. “The design of the class- room will make the child feel more at
home, rather than at a different facility in the absence of their parents, and [in] a good environment for them to concentrate on the subject matter,” Vellanki said. For Best Brains staff, St. John is reachable, which is also important to the school’s success. “There is someone to guide you if you have a maintenance issue,” Vellanki said. The staff provides thorough customer service for any problems tenants may have. St. John Properties works as a team with the school administrators to make certain that Best Brains has the best learning environment possible.
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Catapult Learning seeks to help students in grades 2 through 12 to overcome their educational challenges. Catapult’s schools are small — the High Roads School of Baltimore County will teach approximately 50 students, and the High Roads School of Anne Arundel County will teach approximately 70 students — for every two students, there is one staff member.
Catapult aims to teach students the skills they need to reenter the public school system. Certain students can begin plan- ning for this transition within a few months, others stay at Catapult for a few years, and some students finish their education at Catapult. “Ultimately, the goal is to stabilize behav- iors, improve the academics, and then return the students to the least restrictive environment, which is to their public school settings,” said Josh Strzegowski, the director of special projects at Catapult Learning, Inc. To do this, the school has a program that integrates positive reinforcement, academic interventions, behavior modifi- cations, occupational therapy, social work, speech and language therapy, and, at times, psychiatric services to help students reach their full potential.
“Everything is individualized,” Strzegowski said. “Every kid has his or her own tailored academic plan. We do rotations, which means we present the work in 20-minute blocks, and all the curriculum is adapted or modified to the student’s functioning level. So if a student is an 8th grader and he or she is learning on a 6th grade level, then we take the 8th grade curriculum and modify it to meet the student’s needs.” St. John Properties’ role in this process is to provide a comfortable environment for
the students. In the case of Catapult Learning, a new facility is being constructed at Greenleigh at Crossroads in Baltimore County. Their existing location at I-97 Business Park in Anne Arundel County was recently expanded. “St. John has been a great partner with us as far as providing the appropriate facility,” Strzegowski explained. “They’ve done the build out for us. When we entered into the contract with them, they brought in a team of architects and engineers and designers and they built out the site to our exact needs. They’re great landlords to work with — they’re responsive to any concerns that we have.” With less time thinking about construction and more time spent with students, staff at Catapult Learning can plan for the best ways to help their incoming Baltimore and Anne Arundel County students.
Their existing location at I-97 Business Park in Anne Arundel County was recently expanded.
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Teachers at College Park Academy prepare their students for college with early college credits and extra-curricular enrichment programs. With blended learning, some students can graduate with 60 college credits on their transcripts, including 25 credits from the University of Maryland. Thanks to the blended learning environ- ments, the college prep students can study according to their learning styles. “By allowing our students a variety of virtual options, our scholars are able to learn anytime and anywhere, as well as have the ability to advance in their coursework without having to wait for the rest of their class- mates,” said Dr. Bernadette Ortiz-Brewster, executive director of College Park Academy. “The acceleration option allows the students the opportunity to earn high school credits while in middle school, as well as college credits while in high school.” Students at College Park Academy can take elective courses thanks to the program’s technology. They check in
Learning through so much technology requires a dynamic environment. Thanks to St. John Properties’ design, College Park Academy will soon have a new facility for these high-tech students.
at the Independent Learning Center, which includes group study rooms and recording rooms. “During this time, the students log in to their virtual classes via a web portal and commu- nicate with their virtual teachers,” Ortiz- Brewster said. “They are also supported by a success coach, who monitors their progress and assists with academic and social emotional support.” For the second portion of classes, students go to classrooms to learn in-person from their teachers. Even in these classrooms, their tests, quizzes, text- books and more are all online. After school dismisses for the day, students can request a virtual tutor to explain concepts. Learning through so much technology requires a dynamic environment. Thanks to St. John Properties’ design, College Park Academy will soon have a new facility for these high-tech students. “The flexible and modern design of the building will support and contribute to the effectiveness of the innovative curriculum delivery,” said Dr. Wiseman, the dean of the College of
Education at the University of Maryland and a College Park Academy Board Member. As part of the college prep program, the school collaborates with the University of Maryland. “We have established an exten- sive internship program with over 40 university students and professors,” explained Ortiz-Brewster. “UMD students are paired with CPA students that need academic support, but they also have unique opportunities for mentoring our scholars as well.” This partnership requires that College Park Academy have a large space for students within a close distance of the University of Maryland. This is where St. John helps the school with its new facility. “The school’s new location will allow our UMD and CPA partnership to continue to grow,” Ortiz-Brewster said. “The close proximity to the university will allow the university interns and professors to work with the school community.” The school’s students will greatly benefit from the closer connections they can develop with their academic mentors.
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Frederick Classical Charter School is a public charter school in the Baltimore-Washington, D.C., metropolitan area. The mission of the school is “to provide elementary and middle school-aged children in Frederick County with a well-rounded, college-focused instructional program that develops students’ knowledge, reason, and self-expression. The long-term vision of the Frederick Classical Charter School is to be nationally recognized as a replicable model for providing a traditional, rigorous liberal arts education using well-researched instructional approaches.”
Frederick Classical opened in 2013 after a long search for a suitable property. The school is centrally located at Riverside Technology Park in Frederick, Maryland, allowing access to students from all corners of the county. The school is funded through the local school system, Frederick County Public Schools, and is tuition-free. Frederick Classical currently educates 360 students in kindergarten through 8th grade. The school recently received an eight-year contract extension with Frederick County Public Schools and will
increase capacity up to 376 students over the next two school years. The classical curriculum is a time-tested, research-based approach providing students with a rigorous, language-intensive and inte- grated program. Teachers and students continuously discuss the seven virtues that provide the foundation for learning at the school — love, temperance, patience, dili- gence, humility, constancy and courage. With small class sizes, Frederick Classical teachers are able to differen- tiate lessons for students and carefully integrate subjects using multimodal strategies that match the content being taught. Students learn Spanish, music, art and physical education beginning in kindergarten, with Latin language course beginning in 4th grade. The goal of clas- sical education is to help students learn how to learn, by emphasizing the inter- connection of knowledge. St. John Properties worked closely with Frederick Classical founders and leader- ship to build a professional, safe, func- tional school facility. The first phase of the build-out met the basic needs of the start-up school, including classrooms, a
multi-purpose room, restrooms and offices. A black-top space was desig- nated for outdoor play. The second phase of the build-out extended class- rooms and offices as well as opened a gymnasium and expanded the outdoor play area. The school leadership is currently planning for the final phase of the facility buildout to complete the remaining unfinished space and is considering adding a science room, music room and other multi- purpose spaces.
The school recently received an eight-year contract extension with Frederick County Public Schools and will increase capacity up to 376 students over the next two school years.
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The Mad Science franchise has been around for more than 30 years. The company currently has over 160 locations worldwide. The Milwaukee location opened in 2001 with three part-time employees and has grown to a large staff of full- and part- time instructors.
Mad Science is “on a mission to spark the imagination of children everywhere with exciting, interactive programs that instill a clear understanding of science and how it affects the world around us,” said Chief Mad Scientist Kathy “Cosmic Kathy” Johnson. With programs that make science both fun and accessible, Mad Science encourages a love of learning for its “Our STEM programs integrate science, technology, engineering and math concepts … and provide a fun, hands-on way to keep them ahead of the educational curve!” Johnson said. The Milwaukee Mad Science office is located in St. John Properties’ Franklin Business Center in Franklin, Wisconsin, in southern Milwaukee. The space includes a front office, a large lab area for work- shops and parties, and a large back room storage area. “We love our location in Franklin,” Johnson said, “It is close to the freeway and enables us to easily service our customers.” Junior Scientists, with programs designed for children ages 3-12.
Mad Science in Milwaukee provides services for clients ranging from teachers, parents, school administrators, business and government agencies, and more. The staff offers workshops, camps and birthday parties, both in the lab and on location. The programs also travel — presenting exciting after school programs, hands-on work- shops and science shows, as well as shows at the Milwaukee County Zoo, Summerfest and other local festivals
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MOORE CAREER COLLEGE
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Moore Career College is home to three accredited programs: massage, welding and barbering. When the students receive their certificate after 7-12 months, they leave the college prepared for an in-demand career paying at least $20 per hour. Moore is the only college in Baton Rouge that teaches these programs.
In their classes, the students learn about competency, responsibility, and personal and professional development from instructors who have real-life experience in the field. “We use teachers within the industry and focus the training on industry standards and licensing objectives,” Speedy Moore, the president of Moore Career College, said. “Industry leaders are invited to speak to our students during their tenure.” The instructors’ experience makes them even more valuable as teachers at Moore. “Being that the owners of the school are former teachers and coaches, the school’s curriculum and lesson plans are based on sound educational principles,” Speedy Moore said. “Even though the teachers of the programs are not educators but skilled craftsmen, they are taught the basics of
class organization, presentations and classroom management.”
John’s team coordinated with Moore, the city and the contractors to stay on schedule. “As always, the economics are a big factor in any tenant/lessor relationship,” Moore said. This shows the importance of Moore’s interactions with Todd Pevey, a regional partner with St. John Properties. “He was very receptive to thinking outside of the box to make this happen. He was great at listening to the needs of our college and meeting them with innovative arrangements that were financially attractive.” With a large, dynamic facility for massage, welding and barbering courses, teachers have the resources they need, and students can better learn the skills they need for their careers.
With the low teacher-student ratio and amount of space needed for the variety of the programs, Moore Career College considers it challenging to find a good location. “The biggest challenge was to find a location that was versatile enough to accommodate both lab work for welders and classroom environment for massage and barbering,” Moore said. This is why the college has worked with St. John Properties since October 2015; thanks to St. John’s flexibility and innovation, the college has exactly what it needs to educate students. “The other challenge was getting the build-out done within the projected avail- ability dates,” Moore said. Fortunately, St.
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Please use this reference guide to locate the property managers, lease administrators and maintenance coordinators who can answer any questions you have relating to your space and schedule any repairs or work you need done.
Property Manager Rob Cancelliere 410.369.1282 rcancelliere@sjpi.com
Property Manager Kristina Sanchez 410.369.1248 ksanchez@sjpi.com
Lease Administrator Tessa Taulane | 410.369.1288 | ttaulane@sjpi.com Properties Aberdeen Technology Park at University Center (HEAT)
Lease Administrator Traci Drescher | 410.369.1230 | tdrescher@sjpi.com Properties BWI Technology Park Cromwell Business Park Hamburg Street Lansdowne Center Laurel Business Center
North Point Crossing Northeast Commerce Center Riverside Corporate Center The GATE at APG
Patapsco Business Center Plastic Place Stafford Business Center Whittington Business Center
Caton Research Center Greenleigh at Crossroads
Senior Vice President Bill McFaul 410.369.1220 bmcfaul@sjpi.com
Property Manager Keenan Wilkinson 410.369.1227 kwilkinson@sjpi.com
Lease Administrator Jen Connelly | 410.369.1278 | jconnelly@sjpi.com Properties
Lease Administrator Kim Todd | 410.369.1258 | ktodd@sjpi.com Properties
85 Dover Road Arundel Overlook Baltimore Gateway Beltway West Columbia Center
International Trade Center Lakeshore Plaza Magothy Beach Plaza Rt. 100 Tech Park Troy Hill
190 Admiral Cochrane 888 Bestgate Road Annapolis Corporate Park Annapolis Junction Annapolis Technology Park Beaver Road Bowie Professional Building I-97 Business Park
Lexington Exchange Melford Quarterfield Center Rt. 450 Business Park Rutherford Windsor Corporate Park Windsor Office Park
Lease Administrator Traci Drescher | 410.369.1230 | tdrescher@sjpi.com Properties
BWI Commerce Park Glen Burnie Business Center
Glen Burnie Crossing
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MAINTENANCE Within the Property Management department is a full complement of maintenance technicians. Our maintenance staff handles all maintenance issues, and they respond quickly to tenant requests for service to HVAC units, lights, plumbing, electric, water, etc.
Questions?
Bill McFaul | Senior Vice President Property Management | 410.369.1220 Crystal DelBorrell | Executive Assistant 410.369.1225 | cdelborrell@sjpi.com
Carly Dawson | Maintenance Coordinator Kelly Besnoska | Maintenance Coordinator 410.788.0400 | srequest@sjpi.com Emergency (after hours) | 410.375.9665 BUILDING ENGINEERS Jeff Hulett | 443.324.4931 | jhulett@sjpi.com Bestgate | Melford
Mike Jones | 443.841.0180 | mjones@sjpi.com | The GATE Troy King | 443.829.3966 | tking@sjpi.com | Maple Lawn Mike Gambrell | 443.960.5399 | mgambrell@sjpi.com Maple Lawn Corporate Park Matt Farrow | 443.960.5345 | mfarrow@sjpi.com
Property Manager Ginny Spivey 410.369.1237 gspivey@sjpi.com
Cromwell Center | Baltimore Gateway INTERIOR CONSTRUCTION
After the design team has finished designing your space, the interior construction department assumes responsibility for building it out — including permitting, construction, punch list items and warranties. The team is also available to assist you with any future changes to your space that may be needed. Tom Nelson | Vice President | 410.369.1261 Debbie Brossart | Manager of Admin. | 410.369.1216 Stephanie Ridgway | Coordinator | 410.369.1226 Alisha Akers | Coordinator | 410.369.1294 LEASING Our internal leasing agents can provide you with information related to lease renewals, expansion of existing space and relocation opportunities at other St. John properties. Richard Williamson | Senior Vice President | Leasing & Marketing 410.369.1222 | rwilliamson@sjpi.com Bob Becker | Senior Vice President | Tenant Retention 410.369.1210 | bbecker@sjpi.com Bill Holzman | Vice President | Retail Leasing 410.369.1240 | bholzman@sjpi.com Matt Lenihan | Assisant Vice President | Leasing 410.369.1202 | mlenihan@sjpi.com Brooke Harlander | Retail Leasing Agent 410.369.1232 | bharlander@sjpi.com Bill Jautze | Leasing Agent
Lease Administrator Cindy Wills | 410.369.1243 | cwills@sjpi.com Properties 11155 Dolfield Boulevard Business Center at Owings Mills
Loveton Business Park Reisterstown Business Center Reisterstown Crossing Timonium Business Center Timonium Exchange Yorkridge Center North Yorkridge Center South
Crestridge Center Cromwell Center Dolfield Business Park Gwynns Mill Court Liberty Exchange Lisbon Center
Property Manager Constance Robinson 301.604.1011 crobinson@sjpi.com
Lease Administrator Kim Todd | 410.369.1258 | ktodd@sjpi.com Properties Maple Lawn Multi- Story Office
410.369.1213 | bjautze@sjpi.com Brandon Jenkins | Leasing Agent 410.369.1218 | bjenkins@sjpi.com Lacey Johansson | Leasing Agent 410.369.1229 | ljohansson@sjpi.com Will McCullough | Leasing Agent 410.369.1207 | wmccullough@sjpi.com Claire Cobert | Leasing Agent 410.369.1274 | ccobert@sjpi.com
Maple Lawn Corporate Center
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COLORADO Leasing Questions Steve Rasmussen | Regional Partner 303.278.7676 | srasmussen@sjpicolorado.com René Dugdale | Marketing Director 303.278.7676 | rdugdale@sjpicolorado.com Lease Administration Questions Deborah Wehrer | Property Administrator 303.278.7676 | dwehrer@sjpicolorado.com
LOUISIANA Leasing & Property Management Questions
Todd Pevey | Regional Partner 225.257.4821 | todd@sjpi.com
Lease Administration Questions Natalie Magee | Property Manager/Lease Administrator 225.257.4820 | natalie@sjpi.com Maintenance Questions Louis LeFebrve | Maintenance / Const. Manager Supervisor 225.257.4820 | llefebrve@sjpi.com UTAH Leasing Questions
Property Management & Interior Construction Questions Sean Ahrens | Project Manager 303.472.7437 | sahrens@sjpicolorado.com Maintenance & Interior Construction Questions Troy Limmer | Superintendent 303.472.7597 | tlimmer@sjpicolorado.com VIRGINIA & CENTRAL MARYLAND Leasing Questions Matt Holbrook | Regional Partner/Leasing
Daniel Thomas | Regional Partner 801.380.7991 | dthomas@sjpi.com
WISCONSIN Leasing Questions
Greg Fax | Regional Partner 262.524.0100 | gfax@sjpi.com
301.682.9215 | mholbrook@sjpi.com Danny Severn | Director of Leasing 301.682.9215 | dsevern@sjpi.com
Property Management & Lease Administration Questions Kristin Gilbert | Project Manager 262.370.0694 | kgilbert@sjpi.com
Property Management Questions Linda Mazzarese | Director of Property Manager 301.682.9215 | lmazzarese@sjpi.com Maintenance Questions Doug Gadway | Senior Maintenance Technician 301.682.9215 | dgadway@sjpi.com
Maintenance & Interior Construction Questions Dustin Atkielski | Property Manager 262 370-6855 | datkeilski@sjpi.com
Interior Construction Questions Mike Vaughn | Director of Construction Ofc. 301.682.9215 | Cell. 703.477.6518 | mvaughn@sjpi.com
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