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Downtown Icon Uncle Lee’s Restaurant Sells
MacKenzie Commercial Real Estate Services, LLC is pleased to announce the sale of 44 South Street in downtown Baltimore. Better known as Uncle Lee’s Restaurant, situated at the corner of South and Lombard Streets, the property was owned and operated by the Lee family and recognized by patrons as a premier Chinese restaurant since 1982.…
Read MoreMacKenzie Represents 156,811 sf Industrial Sale
MacKenzie Commercial Real Estate Services, LLC is pleased to announce the sale of a five-building industrial complex totaling 156,811 square feet known as the Azar Industrial Complex in Glen Burnie, Anne Arundel County, Maryland. Situated at 100, 115, 126, 127, and 128 Roesler Road and with 24 tenants in place, the complex was 95% leased…
Read MoreIndustrial Leasing in the Current Climate: An Overview
Commercial real estate during the pandemic has surely had its ups and downs, but it is our job to highlight the constants amid the chaos. As we kick off a new year, we’re unpacking market trends to provide you with industrial and warehouse leasing insights. To learn more about how industrial and warehouse leasing has…
Read MoreMacKenzie Brokers Sale of the Milton Inn
MacKenzie Commercial Real Estate Services, LLC is pleased to announce the recent sale of the historic Milton Inn, one of Baltimore County’s oldest and finest restaurants. The building and real estate was purchased by Baltimore restaurant group Foreman Wolf. Founded by Tony Foreman and chef Cindy Wolf, this is the group’s first location in Baltimore…
Read MoreMacKenzie Completes 107,000 SF of Leasing Transactions in Hunt Valley
MacKenzie Commercial Real Estate Services, LLC is pleased to announce the completion of more than 107,000 square feet of leasing transactions in Hunt Valley, Maryland during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Transactions ranged from 3,800 square feet to a full-building user at 53,798 square feet. MacKenzie team members involved included Joe Bradley, Bill Whitty, Matt Mueller,…
Read MoreMacKenzie Represents 177,000 SF Sale
MacKenzie Commercial Real Estate Services, LLC is pleased to announce the recent sale of 1323 Greenwood Road, a long vacant industrial building totaling 177,000 square feet located in the Baltimore County Northwest submarket. The building was previously home to Connecticut-based printing company, Port City Press, Inc, which closed in early 2018 and was owned by an offshore-based partnership…
Read MoreMacKenzie Completes Industrial Sale
MacKenzie Commercial Real Estate Services, LLC is pleased to announce the recent sale of 7600 Rolling Mill Road, an industrial site with two structures totaling 38,200 square feet located in the Baltimore County East submarket. The building was owned by a metal processing business located in several facilities throughout the Mid- to South Atlantic region.…
Read More250 Acre Waterfront Parcel Sold and will be Preserved
MacKenzie Commercial Real Estate Services, LLC is pleased to announce the sale of 250 pristine waterfront acres at the mouth of the Sassafras River in Cecil County, Maryland. The owner, Missionary Servants of The Most Holy Trinity, sold the land site to The Eastern Shore Land Conservancy, a group that is committed to preserving and…
Read MoreGrillMarx Now Open in Downtown Columbia
MacKenzie Commercial Real Estate Services, LLC is pleased to announce this week’s grand opening of GrillMarx Steakhouse and Raw Bar at Little Patuxent Square, located in the heart of downtown Columbia, Maryland. Situated at 10175 Little Patuxent Parkway, this location marks the third for the restaurant, two others are in Clarksburg and Olney, Maryland. The…
Read MoreMacKenzie Completes Industrial Sale
MacKenzie Commercial Real Estate Services, LLC is pleased to announce the recent sale of 2500 Grays Road, a 108,600 square foot industrial building located in the Baltimore County East submarket. MacKenzie Vice President Andrew Meeder and Senior Vice President/Principal Daniel Hudak, SIOR represented the seller in the transaction, 2500 Grays Road, LLC. “Activity within Baltimore’s…
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