Economy Lighting Up Commercial Real Estate
An improving economy with more jobs coming online is driving interest in commercial real estate.
Growth Uptick Around UAS Test Site
Wildewood Group sees neighboring signs of growth and new business drawn to St. Mary’s County Airport to be near the UMd UAS Test Site.
Growth Slow in Lexington Park & South
Nearly half the commercial properties in Lexington Park and southward fell in value during the past three years, but total cash value modestly increased.
A Good Time to Buy a New Home
It can be an ordeal, buying a home or refinancing one. But it’s a good time to consider, and Tabatha Griffin of Primary Residential Mortgage assures you she will hold your hand through the entire process.
From Pax to UAS, Wildewood Has the Right Space
Start-ups, branch offices, and full-scale companies ready to engage with the UAS industry can move in right next door, at Wildewood Group properties in California, MD.
PRMI Still Closing USDA Home Loans
When the USDA announced a funding delay starting Oct. 1, 2014 for their popular rural mortgages, PRMI decided to bridge the gap for its clients.
Wildewood Group Offers Rates, Space & Expertise
With properties ready to be crafted to suit each tenant’s needs, from the UAS Test Site down to Pax River, plus 30 years experience building for defense contractors, Wildewood Group can create the right space for your new or expanding business.
Pax River Communities Still Qualify for USDA Home Loans
Primary Residential Mortgage can still get low-interest, guaranteed loans for qualified borrowers on homes in neighborhoods near the Pax River Naval Air Station, but the eligibility maps may soon shift.
Pets Delighted with Integrity & Kindness
“Delighted with grooming your pet with integrity and kindness.” An unlikely sign hanging above the most unlikely of spots for a pet grooming service. But testimonials abound for Pet Salon in Lexington Park, Maryland.
PRMI Welcomes Pete Colyn to St. Mary’s
After nearly two decades in the banking industry, PRMI’s big-bank resources from a “cozy” local office near Pax River drew Mr. Colyn across the Patuxent River to California, Maryland.
