Awards & AccreditationsNews & Updates LOCAL LEADERS GATHER FOR RIBBON CUTTING AT ANTRIM COMMONS BUSINESS PARK Tuesday September 26, 2017 Greencastle, PA– What Kleenex is to facial tissue, Eldorado Stone is it to manufactured stone. The brand name is used in a generic fashion when a product becomes the industry standard, according to state Sen. John Eichelberger. Eichelberger, a Republican whose district includes parts of southern Franklin County, was among Read More BALTIMORE SUN HEADQUARTERS OVERHAUL EYED FOR THEATER, GROCERY STORE Tuesday August 08, 2017 Plans are underway to convert the iconic Baltimore Sun headquarters into a mixed-use development anchored by a grocery store — and possibly a renovated newsroom for the state’s largest daily. An executive at Atapco Properties, new owner of The Sun’s building at 501 N. Calvert St., said Thursday the developer Read More ATAPCO PROPERTIES PURCHASES THE BALTIMORE SUN HEADQUARTERS Wednesday May 24, 2017 Baltimore, MD (May 22, 2017) –Atapco Properties (Atapco) is pleased to announce the acquisition of 401, 501 & 601 North Calvert Street, in Baltimore, Maryland. The three-building office and garage complex encompasses over 435,000 gross square feet of building area and a six-story parking structure on approximately 5.50 acres. “This Read More VERDE AT GREENBELT STATION ATTAINS LEED GOLD CERTIFICATION! Friday April 21, 2017 Baltimore, MD – Atapco Properties is pleased to announce that on March 22nd, 2017, Verde at Greenbelt Station, the recently completed 302-unit luxury apartment complex located in Greenbelt, Maryland, was awarded LEED Gold Certification from the United States Green Building Association (USGBC). LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) is Read More FOR ATAPCO, THE SWITCH TO GREEN BUILDING IS COMPLEX, BUT WORTH IT Monday March 06, 2017 Featured in: US Builders Review- Winter II 2017 Edition When you’re an established developer, switching markets and business models is difficult, but for Maryland-based Atapco properties, the transition is worth it if helps people and the environment. Patrick Coggins, vice president of development, says the company has spent the last Read More Posts pagination Previous 1 … 5 6 7 … 12 Next
LOCAL LEADERS GATHER FOR RIBBON CUTTING AT ANTRIM COMMONS BUSINESS PARK Tuesday September 26, 2017 Greencastle, PA– What Kleenex is to facial tissue, Eldorado Stone is it to manufactured stone. The brand name is used in a generic fashion when a product becomes the industry standard, according to state Sen. John Eichelberger. Eichelberger, a Republican whose district includes parts of southern Franklin County, was among Read More
BALTIMORE SUN HEADQUARTERS OVERHAUL EYED FOR THEATER, GROCERY STORE Tuesday August 08, 2017 Plans are underway to convert the iconic Baltimore Sun headquarters into a mixed-use development anchored by a grocery store — and possibly a renovated newsroom for the state’s largest daily. An executive at Atapco Properties, new owner of The Sun’s building at 501 N. Calvert St., said Thursday the developer Read More
ATAPCO PROPERTIES PURCHASES THE BALTIMORE SUN HEADQUARTERS Wednesday May 24, 2017 Baltimore, MD (May 22, 2017) –Atapco Properties (Atapco) is pleased to announce the acquisition of 401, 501 & 601 North Calvert Street, in Baltimore, Maryland. The three-building office and garage complex encompasses over 435,000 gross square feet of building area and a six-story parking structure on approximately 5.50 acres. “This Read More
VERDE AT GREENBELT STATION ATTAINS LEED GOLD CERTIFICATION! Friday April 21, 2017 Baltimore, MD – Atapco Properties is pleased to announce that on March 22nd, 2017, Verde at Greenbelt Station, the recently completed 302-unit luxury apartment complex located in Greenbelt, Maryland, was awarded LEED Gold Certification from the United States Green Building Association (USGBC). LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) is Read More
FOR ATAPCO, THE SWITCH TO GREEN BUILDING IS COMPLEX, BUT WORTH IT Monday March 06, 2017 Featured in: US Builders Review- Winter II 2017 Edition When you’re an established developer, switching markets and business models is difficult, but for Maryland-based Atapco properties, the transition is worth it if helps people and the environment. Patrick Coggins, vice president of development, says the company has spent the last Read More