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Go Brent Realty Launches “Matchmaking” Site for Home Buyers
Go Brent Realty has launched a website as a new option for homeowners looking to move to a new house, broker/owner Liz Brent announced.
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Takoma Park Apartments Sold for One of Highest Per-Unit Prices in Area
A portfolio of 48 apartments in Takoma Park has been sold for one of the highest per-unit prices in the area, according to a press release.
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MHP Raises $583k for Friendly Garden Apartments Explosion Victims
Silver Spring nonprofit Montgomery Housing Partnership has raised roughly $583,000 for the victims of the March 3 explosion and fire at the Friendly Garden Apartments on Lyttonsville Road, according to a report from Bethesda Beat.
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J. Hollinger’s to Feature Live Jazz Brunch, Prime Rib Night
Eater reports that downtown Silver Spring newcomer J. Hollinger’s will feature a live jazz brunch and prime rib night on Sundays.
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UPDATED: MHP Raises Nearly $500k for Friendly Garden Apartments Explosion Victims
Silver Spring nonprofit Montgomery Housing Partnership has raised nearly $500,000 for the victims of the March 3 explosion and fire at the Friendly Garden Apartments on Lyttonsville Road, according to an announcement on MHP’s website.
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J. Hollinger’s Chef Feeding Displaced Silver Spring Residents
J. Hollinger’s chef Mike Ellis is preparing and serving meals to residents displaced by the March 3 explosion and fire at the Friendly Gardens Apartments in Silver Spring, according to a report from Eater.
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Go Brent Realty Expanding to Add Commercial Arm
Downtown Silver Spring real estate firm Go Brent is expanding to enter the commercial real estate market, the agency announced yesterday.
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Warwick Apartments on University Sold to Rockville Company
The Warwick Apartments at 1131 University Blvd. W, near the intersection with Sligo Creek Parkway, has been sold to Rockville-based Donaldson management company, according to the Washington Business Journal.
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DEP to Launch Pilot Program to Expedite Permitting of Residential Solar Installations
The county’s Department of Permitting Services will launch a pilot program designed to expedite the process of getting permits for residential solar installation. The program will pilot the Solar Automated Permit Processing (SolarAPP+), developed by the U.S. Department of Energy’s National Renewable Energy Laboratory.