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O wners , D evelopers & M anagers For the second consecutive year WPM top five places to work in Baltimore, MD area
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ALTIMORE, MD—For the second consecutive year, WPM Real Es-
Store Warehouse into 171 mod- ern apartments in the heart of Baltimore’s historic Mount Vernon neighborhood). But while WPM oversees some of the region’s most high- profile properties – including Scarlett Place in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor and the recently restored Park Plaza building in Mount Vernon – it was the company’s strong emphasis on charitable giving and volun- teerism that placed it in the Top Five Workplaces for the second year in a row. “They believe in a direct cor- relation between the health
of their communities and the health of their business,” said Philadelphia-basedWorkplace- Dynamics, which conducted the annual survey in conjunc- tion with The Baltimore Sun . WPM chairman Mark Ca- plan said, “Our business is built on the core values of integrity, strength, energy, and excellence. We take pride in our work. We have passion for our profession. We believe success is the result of strong teamwork. And we earn the confidence and trust of our clients by exceeding their ex- pectations.” n
tate Management has been named one of the Top Five Workplaces in the Baltimore area. One of the premier property management organizations serving the Mid-Atlantic, WPM employs nearly 500 workers and manages more than 17,000 residential properties, while also working with commercial, retail, and industrial clients. WPM’s newest management projects include: 101 Ellwood (recently converted Patterson Park High School turned 140 modern apartments); Para- gon at Columbia Overlook (a planned 320-unit rental com- munity located at the inter- section of I-95 and Route 175 at the southwestern gateway to Columbia); and 520 Park (a $30 million redevelopment that is transforming the former Hoschild Kohn Department Residents of Citron Apts. raise funds for typhoon survivors SILVER SPRING, MD — Foulger-Pratt Companies ’ CitronApartments community, located in downtown Silver Spring, MD, has raised nearly $3,000 in the past week to help the survivors of Typhoon Hai- yan in the Philippines. “Because of the urgent need for aid in the Philippines, we decided to launch a one-week campaign to raise as much money as possible for the Red Cross,” says Foulger-Pratt property manager Cristal Phipps . “We quickly created an online donation site, posted links on our social media pages, and began contacting our resi- dents to spread the word.” In addition to Citron resi- dents, some Foulger-Pratt co-workers and vendors made donations and the company promised to match all money raised by the Citron residents. The campaign culminated last Thursday at a Thanksgiving party for Citron residents. “Words cannot express how much we appreciate our resi- dents for helping us to build a strong community and using that strength to provide aid for those in need,” says Phipps. Citron is the final residential piece to be completed in the highly successful Downtown Silver Spring Revitalization initiative. n
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