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Cove Point Apartments provide affordable rental housing for residents 62 years of age and over. The 148-unit community was built in two phases as part of the Community Legacy Dundalk-Edgemere neighborhoods of Baltimore County. The state's Department of Housing and Community Development provided mortgage and equity financing. Cove Point residents helped dedicate the final completion of the community in May 2007. Enterprise Homes, Inc. is the joint venture partner.
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| The Villages at Marley Station offer 750 mixed-income dwelling units in Glen Burnie, Maryland. The community had been built as Valley Brook Apartments 40 years ago but suffered in a long foreclosure process. Teamed with Corcoran Jennison, Inc. of Quincy, Massachusetts, the new community has won recognition for its re-design for both buildings and landscaping. |
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| Piney Orchard Apartments is the first garden rental community to open in this large commuter-oriented development in Anne Arundel County, Maryland. Developed in association with The Dolben Companies in 1995, Piney Orchard is less than two miles from a commuter station and less than an hour's drive to Baltimore or Washington. |
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| Calvert's Walk Apartments offers 248 all-brick garden apartments near Bel Air, Maryland. Built in 1988 with Winchester Homes, the apartments serve an increasingly technical workforce in Harford County's business corridor. Located 15 minutes from Aberdeen Proving Ground, Calvert's Walk is often a first-choice homesite for Maryland newcomers. | |
| The company provided development and financing services for the Paulist Fathers' residence and seminary on twenty acres adjacent to the Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C. A $10 million redevelopment of the 100,000 square foot stone buildings was completed in 2007. Following a lengthy negotiation, plans were launched for a 240-unit residential community to be built and marketed by EYA of Bethesda, Maryland. |
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