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Maryland Dept. of Environment fights farm owner over waterways pollution
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Gavigan’s buys Maryland warehouse for $17.75 million
LINTHICUM, Md. — Gavigan’s Furniture has purchased the Maryland warehouse and administrative facility it has leased for more than a decade for $17.75 million, a move the family-owned retailer says will help control costs in an unpredictable economy. “The key reason for buying the warehouse was to help...
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Developer submits plans to build fuel cell-powered data center in Chantilly
A data center developer has officially requested a special exception from Fairfax County to build a 312,000-square-foot data center on the corner of Stonecroft Blvd and Lee Road in Chantilly. The application from T5 Data Centers, submitted in mid-September, provides greater insight into plans for what it calls “Project Charlie”...
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Maryland Soybean Plant Seeks To Increase Discharges, Despite Forever Chemcials
Maryland’s environmental regulator is poised to allow a soybean processor on the Eastern Shore to discharge up to five times more polluted water into the headwaters of a Chesapeake Bay tributary. The pending action comes as the owner of the Salisbury soybean plant, agribusiness giant Perdue Farms, continues to...
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Goodwin Living breaks ground on new 257-unit senior housing development in Alexandria
Additional senior living units from a locally-based operator are coming to Alexandria’s West End. Goodwin Living broke ground Wednesday (Oct. 7) on the $360 million Goodwin House Seminary Road at N. Beauregard Street and Seminary Road. Mayor Alyia Gaskins and City Council Members Sandy Marks and Abdel Elnoubi joined Goodwin Living and Clark Construction leaders for the groundbreaking.
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Nuveen Sells Renovated Tysons Office Tower to Onward Investors
Northern Virginia's office market spent the better part of four years in contraction: more than 2.7 million square feet of occupied space vanished in 2023 alone, vacancy climbed to 23.5% by late 2024, and the development pipeline shrank to almost nothing. This week, one of the submarket's most renovated and fully leased buildings quietly completed a sale.