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United Therapeutics Receives FDA Approval for Pig Organ Clinical Trials
United Therapeutics in downtown Silver Spring has received FDA regulatory approval to begin clinical trials for pig-to-human kidney transplants.
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PLNT Burger Envisions a Bigger Future With New Investments and Customer Backing
After a recent multi-million dollar investment, PLNT Burger is ready to expand again and will seek equity from its customers.
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CentroNía Early Childhood Education Center to Open with Unprecedented Demand in Silver Spring
The CentroNía Martha Gudelsky Child Development Center in downtown Silver Spring is scheduled to open this fall and has a waitlist that exceeded 1,500 families last February.
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Doctors Medical Park in Silver Spring Sold to Blue Arch Capital for $15.25 Million
Avison Young has announced the sale of the Doctors Medical Park office complex, located north of Holy Cross Hospital and the Forest Glen Metro station.
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Station Square Office Complex in Downtown Silver Spring Set for Foreclosure Auction
The Station Square office complex in downtown Silver Spring will be auctioned off this month due to foreclosure.
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MHP’s Affordable Housing Efforts Get a $1 Million Boost from Citi Foundation
Silver Spring-based nonprofit housing developer MHP recently received a $1 million grant from the Citi Foundation’s Community Progress Makers Initiative for connecting low-income communities with more opportunities.
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MCB Real Estate Revives Long-Awaited Viva White Oak Mixed-Use Project
Baltimore-based MCB Real Estate announced Thursday that it has officially revived the long-delayed Viva White Oak mixed-use project.
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JBG Smith-Managed Fund Surpasses Affordable Housing Goal with Takoma Park Refinancing
The Washington Housing Initiative’s Impact Pool surpassed its goal of preserving 3,000 workforce housing units in the region by helping Montgomery Housing Partnership refinance the loan for Franklin Apartments in Takoma Park.
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Donohoe’s Ambitious Vision: A $100M Industrial Project for Silver Spring
Donohoe Development recently announced plans to build four buildings totaling 400,000 square feet near the future Lyttonsville Purple Line station.