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D el M ar V a Expands development capabilities, with projects underway at Frederick Brickworks & Midtown64 Greenberg Gibbons launches residential division under leadership of senior VP David Bookhout
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convenience, connectivity, and a strong sense of com- munity, while reflecting the character of each develop- ment and the surrounding market. The new division is already creating multi- family communities at two Greenberg Gibbons mixed- use projects underway: The Mason at Frederick Brick- works in Frederick, MD, and the Iris at Midtown64 in Richmond, VA. “The launch of our residen- tial division marks an impor- tant evolution of our mixed- use development platform,”
said Eric Walter , president of Greenberg Gibbons. “By leveraging and expanding on our in-house expertise, we can better align the residential component with the broader vision at the early stages of planning, ensuring each use works together as part of a cohesive destination.” The Mason at Frederick Brickworks will include 332 class A apartments ranging from studios to three-bedroom units. It will offer a range of resident spaces and experi- ences including a speakeasy lounge, golf simulator, fitness center, outdoor pool and court- yard, and a dog park and pet spa. The Mason’s design will pay tribute to the site’s brick manufacturing history, and will include a secured, struc- tured parking garage for all residents. The $450 million mixed-use destination in- cludes a Whole Foods Market, Club Studio, and a variety of premier retailers. Iris at Midtown64 will include 341 class A apart- ments ranging from studios to three-bedroom units, with structured parking offering residents direct building ac- cess from each level. The apartment building will fea- ture a modern design with colorful interiors and ame- nities including an expan- sive clubroom and resident lounge, coworking space, fit - ness center, outdoor pool and courtyard, rooftop deck, and pet-friendly spaces. The $500 million Midtown64 project will also include a premier grocery store and new-to- market fitness concept, office space, and more. MAREJ St. John Properties promotes Jautze to VP, leasing BALTIMORE, MD — St. John Properties, Inc. has promoted Bill Jautze to VP, leasing. Jautze, who joined the company in 2014, previously served as assistant VP, leas- ing and brings more than 20 years of commercial real estate experience to the position. In his role, Jautze oversees all leasing activities for a 3.6 million s/f portfolio stretching throughout Anne Arundel, Prince George’s, Howard, and Baltimore Counties, including the Maple Lawn, Melford Town Center, and Greenleigh mixed- use communities. MAREJ
ALTIMORE, MD — Greenberg Gibbons announced that it has
launched a new residen- tial division, expanding on the firm’s in-house ca- pabilities. Led by senior vice presi- dent David
David Bookhout
Bookhout , who brings deep expertise in multifamily de- velopment, the new division enables Greenberg Gibbons to directly plan and deliver
Iris at Midtown64 in Richmond, VA rendering
residential communities as integrated components of its mixed-use destinations.
The firm’s residential com - munities will be thought- fully designed to prioritize
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