John Emden
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Chesapeake Plywood Buys Warehouse in Baltimore’s Orangeville Industrial Area for $3M
A warehouse in Baltimore City’s Orangeville Industrial Area has recently changed hands. Chesapeake Plywood paid $3 million to purchase the property at 3400 E. Biddle Street from Miller Investments. Alan Coppola of NAI KLNB represented the buyer, while Justin Mohler of CBRE represented the seller.
Baltimore 17 November 2014 01:31
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