The Prince George’s County Planning Board will consider a detailed site plan July 18 for a merchandise logistics center at Westphalia Town Center that is significantly larger — more than 1 million square feet larger — than was suggested just three months ago.
Washington Business Journal
The Prince George’s County Planning Board Thursday approved a major change to the layout of the 500-acre Westphalia Town Center, cutting back on plans for office in the core in favor of a 700,000-square-foot, 1,000-plus employee “merchandise supply center.” The word on the street? Amazon.com Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) is coming.
Washington Business Journal
The Walton Group of Companies announced that, on 2nd January 2019, Neil Narfason, joined Walton Global as Chief Financial Officer. In this new role, Narfason will lead the Finance & Accounting group of Walton Global. As a senior member of the management team, Neil will play a vital role in helping to shape the future of the Walton Group of…
Press Release
Homeownership rates in the US have gradually been stabilising since 2008, in tandem with the recovery of the domestic housingmarket. Strong economic indicators suggest solid and sustainable growth for real estate investors, says Walton International Group. The latest report from the US Census Bureau shows the homeownership rate for the third…
Asian Investors
CALGARY, Alberta — Walton Westphalia Development Corporation (the “Corporation“) announced today that Prince George’s County Maryland issued $39,755,000 of its tax increment financing (TIF) bonds for public infrastructure projects in and around Westphalia Town Center. The bond sale proceeds are immediately available for the developer to design and…
Financial Post
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