Frederick County Planning Commission met this morning to hear from the planning staff regarding a plan to require that minor subdivisions in the AG zone which are contiguous to one another and/or under common ownership be combined by law to constitute a major subdivision.
The latest quarterly survey from D.C.-based Real Estate Roundtable suggests commercial real estate trends are stabilizing, but it predicts a slow and uneven recovery.
Over the course of the last couple of weeks three well known community leaders have been given prime editorial space in the Frederick News Post.
Sean Sedam, Staff Writer notes some promising signs in the market in yesterday’s online version of the Gazette
Yeah, I know that this is “Yawning” material for many, but I want to close the loop on it … however, seems it has a ways to go yet.
Congratulations to Barry Weller at Drees Homes!
So what is the Maryland “Stormwater Act of 2007” and why should you care?
For those who aren’t following this … it’s a huge deal for land and commercial real estate development projects that have either partial or complete site and improvement plan approvals in the state of Maryland.
The Proverbial Dilemma In An Uncertain Real Estate Market
So we launched this guy last Thursday, and I have run into many folks on the street and via email who like the prospect of what this forum has to offer.