John Properties News Today

The Northline Project in Leander has snagged Endeavor as its first retail developer. Endeavor will develop space for restaurants and a grocery.

A clinical research business in Frederick has expanded at Riverside Tech Park, off Monocacy Boulevard, according to a news release from St. John Properties, which owns the park.

The residential and commercial supplies company has inked a lease to relocate to 11,501 square feet at Melford Town Center.

A piece of land in Leander, Texas, is going to be turned into a development for businesses.

FGS has selected Lexington Exchange in California, Maryland as the site for expansion space and intends to place approximately 15 employees at the 140-acre mixed-use business community this spring.

Baltimore-based St. John Properties is planning a 150,000-square-foot business park on Rawson Avenue in Oak Creek.

Window Nation has expanded operations in Maryland, signing a 50,698-square-foot office lease at the Maple Lawn megadevelopment in Fulton, Md.

The multisector Dr. Nancy Grasmick Leadership Institute is hosting a panel to debunk leadership myths on Feb. 22.

Tomorrow, tenants of the Harrisburg Mall will be asked to vacate the premises for good so St. John Properties can start demolition and redevelopment.

InBank names a chief credit officer and St. John Properties introduces a junior construction manager.