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Our Department of Housing and Community Development and MCB Real Estate were selected as 2024 Community Development Network of Maryland Impact Award recipients! The CDN of Maryland recognized our work with an Impact Award, highlighting our efforts to preserve and transform NOAH properties into attainable housing. Improving the quality of our residents' lives is top priority and we're so proud of our wonderful team for this accomplishment 👏 Learn more about CDN: https://lnkd.in/e7AKJCV8

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I had an opportunity to interview an expert about grief. Dr. JaQuinda Jackson provided tips about how to deal with grief from various angles. https://lnkd.in/edVAcXzv #griefsupport #grief #loss #griefawarenessday

We couldn't be prouder of Amy Bonitz! Today, at the Baltimore Business Journal Women Who Mean Business ceremony, we honored Amy, MCB Real Estate’s VP of Community Development, a pathfinder, changemaker, and catalyst who has dedicated her career to strengthening neighborhoods through the creation of impactful places. The event was complemented by an energizing panel with leaders from the region, including our very own Gina Baker Chambers. Gina was dropping gems of knowledge on 💎life balance, 💎 being bold, 💎making your own blueprint ,💎authenticity , and 💎 belonging. A huge thank you to everyone who joined us in celebrating these incredible achievements and insights.

Timing + Relationships + Experience + Risk Tolerance = MCB2007. Take a listen and find out more about how each of these components brought P. David Bramble and Peter Pinkard together to found MCB Real Estate on the latest Icons of DC Area Real Estate Podcast episode hosted by John Coe. https://lnkd.in/eRgS-8hT

Very pleased to share the latest episode of Icons of DC Area Real Estate featuring P. David Bramble, Managing Partner and Co-Founder of MCB Real Estate, a Baltimore based investment and development firm. Dave grew up in Baltimore and maintains that his home town is an unsung opportunity for real estate investment. He brings tremendous energy and smarts (Princeton University and University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School degrees) to his entrepreneurial company, MCB Real Estate, that has grown from its 2007 origins to over 100 employees operating and developing several billion dollars of assets under management or in various phases of development up and down the East Coast. His largest endeavor is now in pre-development...the redevelopment of Harbor Place Baltimore (https://lnkd.in/exdJjC3C). This project is subject to a referendum on the ballot in Baltimore in November. It is a transformative project! Please enjoy this wide ranging project with Dave Bramble! https://lnkd.in/eBxKWzbb #iconsdc #realestatedevelopment #realestateleaders

"In one breath, P. David Bramble — raised in West Baltimore before attending Princeton and University of Pennsylvania law school — says he and his firm need the Harborplace project “like a hole in the head.” But in the next, he says he is committed to replicating and eclipsing the excitement that Harborplace generated as a landmark waterfront destination in the 1980s, and making the Inner Harbor a place for all of Baltimore to spend time, and just as attractive as The Wharf in DC. or similar projects in Singapore and Copenhagen." To read more: https://lnkd.in/eT-TaEwE

Lost in the depths of time, savoring the essence of history. #MoodyMoments #1978Añejo #LosHermanosTequila 🥃

MCB Real Estate in partnership with Atapco Properties, Inc. and MLR Partners, is leading the charge in redeveloping what will be the Gateway to West Baltimore, Reservoir Square. Today, we are thrilled to announce that the townhomes slated for Phase 1 of the project, are now for sale and under construction with special thanks and appreciation to national homebuilder Ryan Homes! If you know of anyone looking to purchase the most affordable new construction 3 & 4 story urban garage townhomes in Baltimore City, please check out this link: https://lnkd.in/eSvFjBhN

Congratulations Sabrina! We are glad to have you working at The Baltimore Times. Check out Sabrina‘s reporting during Black Press Week at Howard University University University here at The Baltimore Times: https://lnkd.in/e2UTnBnC