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The Plank Family Foundation donated $20,000 to Cornerstones 50 to aid with safety-net and human services programs for families and individuals affected by COVID-19. Scott Plank, an impact investor and philanthropist, celebrated the donation made by he and his family in June at a recent employee gathering at Reston National Golf Course, according to a press release by…
Read MoreCommunity-wide fundraising and donation drives benefitting Cornerstones Sponsored by the JS Plank Foundation and DM DiCarlo Family Foundation For 50 years, Cornerstones has worked purposefully with community leaders, like the JS Plank Foundation and DM DiCarlo Family Foundation, who are deeply committed to building up the strength and stability of Northern Virginia. To…
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War Horse Cities Founder and CEO, Scott Plank, was featured on NBC Washington’s The Scene with anchor Tommy McFly to talk about The Hall CP. The segment showcases The Hall CP’s offerings and the inspiration behind the innovative space. The Hall is a collaborative place for students and Prince George’s County community members to eat, hang…
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The Hall CP, a New Arts and Entertainment Venue at the University of Maryland, Opens in College Park
UMD alumnus and developer Scott Plank’s new concept — more than 20,000 square feet — soft opens January 7 in the Discovery District, the university’s innovation gateway and research park College Park, Md. (January 6, 2020) — The Hall CP (4656 Hotel Drive), the new food hall and music venue from War Horse Cities CEO,…
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Scott Plank’s War Horse Cities is continuing its investment in Hollins Market as it will take on the redevelopment of a 46,710 sq. ft. former Montgomery Ward shirt factory at 1020 W. Pratt St. The three-story brick building dating back to 1925 was also the former home to Baltimore Envelope Factory. Read the full story.
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Scott Plank‘s War Horse Cities is redeveloping a vacant, former clothing factory near Hollins Market to office and tech space. The project at 1020 W. Pratt St. is expected to open next year. Plank does not own the building, but is leasing it with an option to buy. Read the full story.
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Weller Development Co. and War Horse Cities, both of Baltimore, have closed on the 168-acre Sunrise Valley Drive property, Weller said in a statement. RN Golf LLC, a partnership of Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance and Billy Casper Golf, was the seller. The LLC put the course on the market in 2017. War Horse is led by Scott Plank, the former Under Armour (NYSE:…
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The 18,750-square-foot space now serves as an incubator of university entrepreneurship resources and private sector companies. The university leased the site, a former mechanical shop building, to developer Chesapeake Realty Partners and War Horse LLC, an investment company founded by former Under Armour executive Scott Plank. Chesapeake and War Horse landed the WeWork deal. Read the…
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Belvedere Square, a popular shopping center and food market in North Baltimore, hit the market this week six years after developer Scott Plank invested millions to boost and rebrand the property. Read the full story.
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The restaurant is adjacent to the Tindeco Wharf apartments, a 238-unit residential development located in a former factory. It’s also near a marina, helipad and retail properties that developer Scott Plank purchased for $22.5 million in October 2017. Read the full story.
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