BBozzuto develops, builds, acquires, and manages homes, apartment communities, and retail space across the United States. Its end-to-end approach combines site selection, financing, construction, and ongoing property management to deliver inhabited, well-maintained spaces. The company sets itself apart with a strong focus on customer service, people-centered culture, and award-winning expertise in development, construction, and management. Its goal is to provide extraordinary experiences for residents, tenants, and communities while growing its portfolio.
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Bozzuto, Kimco close on JV for Wilton mixed. News | November 11, 2026 | Paul Bubny New York & Tri-State + Apartment Buildings Bozzuto and Kimco Realty have closed on a joint venture to develop a mixed-use community in Wilton, CT. The project will bring 168 apartment residences and approximately 11,000 square feet of ground-floor retail to a 5.62-acre site within the Kimco Wilton Office Campus along River Road, advancing the redevelopment of an existing office property in Fairfield County. The third JV between Bozzuto and Kimco, the development is immediately adjacent to Kimco's Wilton River Park Shopping Center. The site is also directly across from Schenck's Island Park and the Norwalk River Valley Trail and approximately a mile from Wilton's Metro-North train station. "Wilton is our value-creation flywheel in action," said Conor Flynn, CEO of Kimco Realty. "By unlocking the highest and best use of land we already own, next to our Stop & Shop-anchored Wilton River Park center, we create lasting value and strengthen a grocery-anchored neighborhood shopping center our shoppers rely on every day. Bozzuto's residential expertise makes them an ideal partner to bring this vision to life."
Contractors seek $5.5M from SMC as Table Talk Square construction stalls. By Tom Marino | October 28, 2026 Last Updated: October 28, 2026 Contractors have filed five lawsuits seeking about $5.5 million over work on three Worcester apartment buildings tied to Watertown-based SMC Management, including the unfinished Residences at Table Talk Square beside Polar Park. Three of the suits involve the 185-unit Table Talk project, which saw no construction activity at the site during visits over the past two weeks, most recently Monday, Oct. 26, according to the Worcester Business Journal, which first reported the lawsuits. Kevin McRoy, a Fall River attorney representing SMC, told the business journal the parties had resolved the litigation involving SMC's Residences on Madison and are working in good faith to settle the remaining disputes. He did not say when construction at Table Talk Square would resume. All five cases remained open in court records as of Monday. Three claims at Table Talk Square. Contractors say they are owed about $1.35 million for work at Table Talk Square: * Feeney Brothers Services of Dorchester says the SMC project owner still owes it $608,031 under its contract. * McCarthy Concrete of Connecticut seeks $628,876 for concrete work it performed as a subcontractor to general contractor Bozzuto Contracting Co. * Middlesex Glass Co. of Tewksbury says Bozzuto owes it $112,463 for storefront and mirror work. All three seek to enforce mechanics liens on the property. Massachusetts' mechanics lien law lets unpaid contractors record a lien against property they improved and ask a court to order a sale to cover the debt. In its September suit, Middlesex Glass said Maryland-based Bozzuto suspended work at the site over payment problems with SMC, and SMC then terminated Bozzuto's contract. Disputes at Madison Street and Poet Hill. Bozzuto filed the largest claim in August, alleging SMC owes it about $3.1 million for building the 102-unit Residences on Madison at 5 Madison St. The suit names SMC founder Stephen Chapman and related companies and accuses them of diverting more than $3 million in construction-loan money meant for Bozzuto and its subcontractors to investors or other uses. Bozzuto also alleged that SMC's three Worcester projects carried more than $10 million in unpaid obligations when it filed the complaint, including at least $5 million at Table Talk Square. SMC denied the misconduct claims in a September court filing. The developer described the case as a nonpayment dispute that belongs in mediation and arbitration and argued that the Madison property provides enough security to cover Bozzuto's lien. Callahan Inc., a Bridgewater-based construction manager, sued SMC's Poet Hill project owner Thursday, Oct. 22, seeking about $1.06 million for work on the 210-unit Poet Hill Residences on Hemans Street. Callahan first claimed about $2.15 million but acknowledged receiving nearly $1.1 million in additional payments around October. Callahan announced in June that it had completed the building. Callahan seeks payment, interest and enforcement of a lien against the Poet Hill property. Ballpark district stakes. Table Talk Square sits inside the Polar Park district improvement financing area, where property taxes and other revenue from new development help the city pay debt on the publicly financed ballpark. The district already runs behind projections. In a memo to the City Council in October 2025, Chief Financial Officer Timothy McGourthy reported the fund collected $929,000 less than expected in fiscal 2025, bringing the amount owed to the city's general fund to $1.7 million. He blamed delayed private development, high construction costs and interest rates that slowed financing. City Auditor Robert Stearns projected an additional $390,000 shortfall for fiscal 2026. The city covers each year's gap from its general fund, with the expectation that the district will repay it later. In a March update, City Manager Eric Batista listed SMC's building among the Table Talk redevelopment projects holding Planning Board approval, part of 349 approved units from SMC and Rossi Development on the former pie factory property. SMC announced plans for a five-story, wood-frame apartment building over a two-level podium with 233 parking spaces after buying the parcel at Ash and Washington streets for $5.25 million in June 2025. The site had earlier been slated for a 375-unit project that stalled when that developer's partner withdrew. Image render courtesy of Bozzuto
Bozzuto leases nearly 60,000 SF for Fulton, Md., headquarters. Washington Business Journal Bozzuto Group has leased nearly 60,000 square feet of office space at 8160 Maple Lawn Blvd. in Fulton, Md., for its new corporate headquarters. The Greenbelt, Md., September 30, 2026 Philadelphia Business Journal American Healthcare REIT has paid $4258 million, or $506,905/unit, for the 84-unit Residence at Bala Cynwyd seniors-housing property in the Philadelphia suburb of Bala Cynwyd, Pa The Irvine, Calif, REIT purchased the... September 30, 2026 Crain's Chicago Business Lululemon has agreed to lease 12,000 square feet of retail space at the base of Tribune Tower, a 162-unit condominium property along Chicago's Magnificent Mile, a popular retail corridor The athletic apparel... September 29, 2026 Boston Business Journal Jemal Equities has paid $92 million, or $36220/sf, for the 254,000-square-foot office building at 1330 Connecticut Ave NW in Washington, DC The local real estate firm acquired the 10-story building from BXP, a Boston REIT... September 29, 2026 Opus has secured two new tenants at Liberty Heartland Logistics Center, a 166 million-square-foot industrial property in Liberty, Mo, bringing the property to full occupancy The leases were brokered by Newmark Wagner Logistics agreed to lease... September 28, 2026 The amount of office space available for sublease in Chicago continues to decline But it's not necessarily because availabilities are being filled Instead, many are becoming direct... September 28, 2026 Washington Business Journal The US government has paid $285 million, or $41545/sf, for the 686,000-square-foot office campus at 7700 Arlington Blvd in Falls Church, Va The Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command acquired the property on behalf... September 28, 2026 South Florida Business Journal Bacardi Ltd has leased about 100,000 square feet of office space at the 225 million-sf Plaza Coral Gables mixed-use complex in Coral Gables, Fla, for its North American regional operations The Hamilton, Bermuda,... September 25, 2026 Commercial Real Estate Direct Staff Report Chicago's retail vacancy rate was at 54% halfway through this year, up from 51% a year earlier, according to Marcus & Millichap The city's vacancy rate has been rising since hitting its low... September 24, 2026 The Real Deal Tishman Speyer, which last year paid $1055 million, or just more than $686/sf, for the 153,746-square-foot office building at 148 Lafayette St in Manhattan's SoHo area, has struck a deal to sell the 113-year-old building for... Recent. September 30, 2026 * Transactions * CMBS * Exec Changes September 30, 2026
Bozzuto relocating corporate headquarters to Maple Lawn. September 30, 2026 Real estate development and management company active in 22 states will move 225 employees from Greenbelt to Howard County early next year. BALTIMORE, MD - Bozzuto has signed a 57,837-square-foot lease at Maple Lawn, the 605-acre mixed-use community in Howard County developed by Greenebaum Enterprises and St. John Properties, Inc. Bozzuto is a diversified real estate development, management and construction company operating in 22 states across the US. The company will relocate its corporate headquarters including 225 employees from Greenbelt to 8160 Maple Lawn Boulevard in Fulton during the first quarter of 2027. St. John Properties Vice President of Leasing Bill Jautze represented the landlord, and David Fields and Charlie Carroccio of CBRE and Lou Christopher of Stream Realty represented the tenant in this transaction. Founded in 1988, Bozzuto manages 150,000 apartments, employs nearly 5,000 people and has approximately $3.5 billion in combined construction and development pipelines. Bozzuto also operates Wye River Insurance, a risk advisory and insurance brokerage that draws on deep expertise in multifamily development, construction and asset management to serve clients across commercial real estate. Bozzuto will occupy two and one-half floors of the four-story, 100,000-square-foot Class 'A' office building and relocate its construction, development, administrative, corporate and management teams to the new space. The company will also maintain its Greenbelt office as a hub for corporate services. "We know firsthand that the right environment shapes how people connect, collaborate and thrive," said Toby Bozzuto, President and CEO of Bozzuto. "Maple Lawn offers an inspiring workplace, access to a vibrant business community and the flexibility to grow, while helping us attract and retain exceptional talent. Together with our other recent office investments, this move reflects the strength of our business and our confidence in Bozzuto's continued growth." Together with Bozzuto's forthcoming relocation of its Northern Virginia office, Bozzuto's new Maple Lawn headquarters will give the company five corporate offices across the DMV, strengthening connections with its managed communities and residential developments throughout the region. Most recently, Bozzuto opened a Seattle office to support its growing Pacific Northwest portfolio, bringing the nationwide network to 10 corporate offices. Maple Lawn, a partnership between master developer Greenebaum Enterprises and St. John Properties, includes more than 1,300 homes, over 1.8 million square feet of commercial space, and is supported by more than 215,000 square feet of retail amenities. The community, situated near the intersection of MD Route 29 and Johns Hopkins Road, is 20 miles from both Washington, D.C. and Baltimore. More than 170,000 people reside within a 5-mile radius of the mixed-use community, including more than 64,000 households with an average annual income exceeding $180,000. The move builds on recent leasing momentum at Maple Lawn, where Ciena Corporation, a leading network technology company, opened a new 28,132-square-foot corporate office last month. "Maple Lawn continues to attract industry leaders like Bozzuto because this community is much more than just high-quality office space," stated Matt Lenihan, Executive Vice President of Leasing for St. John Properties. "The wide range of walkable amenities including restaurants, shops, grocery, recreation, and an onsite hotel are extremely attractive to businesses seeking to provide the best work environment for their employees. St. John Properties and Bozzuto have a long history of working together, and we greatly appreciate the opportunity to deliver their new headquarters at Maple Lawn." Bozzuto is an experience-focused real estate company distinguished by their innovative developments, dedicated customer service, and top-rated workplace culture. With award-winning expertise in homebuilding, multifamily and mixed-use development, construction, management and insurance, Bozzuto is devoted to delivering extraordinary experiences for those they serve. Since their founding in 1988, Bozzuto has developed, acquired, and built more than 62,000 homes and apartments. Celebrating 38 years of creating a sanctuary for their residents, Bozzuto currently manages 150,000 apartments and 4.25 million square feet of retail space across the U.S. www.bozzuto.com. Greenebaum Enterprises, Inc. is a privately held, full-service real estate development company founded in located in Baltimore, MD. Having delivered over 5 million square feet of commercial space and developed over 20,000 residential lots and home sites, Greenebaum Enterprises has a reputation for developing award-winning communities and brings extensive expertise in development and construction management, leasing, property management, finance and government relations. Founded in 1971, St. John Properties, Inc. is one of the nation's largest and most successful privately held commercial real estate firms. The company is distinguished by its commitment to customer service, achievements in green building, and top-rated workplace culture. Throughout St. John Properties' 55-year history, the company has developed more than 25 million square feet of flex/R&D, office, retail, and warehouse space and has investments in over 3,000 residential units. The company proudly serves more than 2,700 clients in Colorado, Delaware, Florida, Louisiana, Maryland, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, Utah, and Wisconsin. For more information about the company, visit www.sjpi.com.
Security Properties accelerates focus on national investment growth by exiting Property Management business. March 17, 2026 Security Properties Selects Bozzuto as Primary Property Management Provider Seattle, WA [March 17, 2026] Security Properties, the leading real estate investment firm in the Pacific Northwest, today announced a strategic decision to transition their property management business to third-party providers. They have selected Bozzuto as their primary property manager in the Pacific Northwest. The move marks a significant step in Security Properties' evolution as it sharpens its focus on their core business offerings - market-rate acquisitions, affordable housing, and investment management. The agreement represents a major expansion for Bozzuto while also enhancing its Seattle presence as the company's fourth-largest market. "This is a strong strategic alignment built on shared values, execution, and long-term vision," said Toby Bozzuto, President and CEO of Bozzuto. "We've been excited about the Pacific Northwest for some time, and Security Properties brings the discipline and commitment needed to deliver results for residents and investors." For Security Properties, the shift reflects a deliberate strategy to simplify its operating platform while doubling down on its core strengths as a real estate investor. As part of the transition, approximately half of Security Properties' current portfolio will move to Bozzuto's platform over the coming months. Remaining assets will be evaluated through a competitive RFP process to ensure best-in-class operating partnerships across the portfolio. "For over half a century, Security Properties has been focused on creating value through disciplined investment," said Dan Byrnes, Chief Executive Officer of Security Properties. "As the industry evolves, we believe the best way to scale our impact is to partner with best-in-class operators while concentrating our internal resources on market-rate acquisitions, affordable housing and investment management. This transition positions us to extend our investment platform nationally while maintaining the high operating standards our partners and residents expect." "Security Properties has demonstrated strong stewardship and a clear long-term vision for its communities," said Stephanie Williams, President of Bozzuto Management Company. "We are proud to align with partners who share our values and commitment to excellence. We are honored to welcome new employees and communities, while further expanding our resident-focused approach and operational expertise in the Pacific Northwest." Security Properties is widely recognized for their long-standing expertise in multifamily investment, and has built a strong reputation for performance, stewardship, and partnership across multiple market cycles. In 2025 alone, Security Properties made eight market rate acquisitions totaling nearly $700 million, enabled by their elite roster of institutional equity partners, which include Fortune 100 insurance companies, private equity funds and ultra-high net worth family offices. By transitioning to a third-party property management model, the firm aims to accelerate their growth, enhance capital deployment, and expand its investment footprint across key U.S. markets. Bozzuto will assume property management responsibilities for transitioning assets in phases to ensure continuity of service, operational stability, and a seamless experience for residents and ownership partners. Bozzuto is nationally recognized for resident satisfaction, consistently listed as a Top Place to Work, and ranked among the nation's top property management firms. Driven by a commitment to exceptional customer service, the company delivers elevated living experiences and fosters vibrant, thriving communities across the country. About Security Properties Security Properties is a national real estate investment company headquartered in Seattle, Washington. For over a half a century, Security Properties has provided quality housing to its residents as well as excellent financial performance for its investors. Since its founding, Security Properties has acquired or developed more than 111,000 residential units at a cost of over $12.9 billion across more than 670 assets. For more information, visit SecurityProperties.com About Bozzuto Bozzuto is an experience-focused real estate company distinguished by its innovative developments, dedicated customer service, and top-rated workplace culture. With award-winning expertise in homebuilding, multifamily development, construction, and management, Bozzuto is devoted to delivering extraordinary experiences for those they serve. Since its founding in 1988, Bozzuto has developed, acquired, and built more than 62,000 homes and apartments. Celebrating 38 years of creating sanctuary, Bozzuto currently manages 140,000 apartments and 4 million square feet of retail space across the U.S. For more information, visit Bozzuto.com.
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