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RETAIL OPPORTUNITIES GUIDE 301-583-4650 • www.pgcedc.com 1 Vision Statement To attract and retain the most Experienced workforce who will use Innovative technology to provide ecient, eective services to our citizens. We will Collaborate with our stakeholders to develop Solutions that are data-based and rely on best-practices to address complex challenges within the county and the region. We will have a world-class education system, safe communities and a robust economy that creates jobs and opportunities for all and increases the commercial tax base to ensure we can provide the services our residents deserve. ALSOBROOKS PRIORITIES Education Transportation & Infrastructure Crime Reduction & Safe Neighborhoods Youth Development Economic Development Procient & Transparent Government Quality of Life & Environment 2 CONTENTS Greetings . 4 Why Prince George’s . 6 County Profile . 6 County Amenities . 8 Profiles in Retail . 9 Upcoming Projects . 12 Map of Shopping Center Profiles . 13 Shopping Center Profiles . 14 Andrews Manor . 14 Ritchie Station Marketplace . 44 Beltway Plaza . 16 Riverdale Park Station . 46 Bowie Marketplace . 18 The Shoppes at New Carrollton . 48 Bowie Town Center . 20 The Shops at Iverson . 50 Brandywine Crossing . 22 South Lake . 52 Cadillac Crossing . 24 Tanger Outlets National Harbor . 54 Capital Plaza . 26 Towne Centre at Laurel . 56 Carillon . 28 Towne Square at Suitland Centre at Forestville . 30 Federal Center . 58 Hampton Park . 32 University Town Center . 60 HEATHER R . TINELLI Kettering Plaza & Largo Plaza . 34 Vista Gardens West . 62 Director of Business Development The Landing at Woodyard . 36 Westphalia Town Center . 64 Retail & Restaurants Woodmore Commons . 66 301-583-4617 The Mall at Prince Georges . 38 Woodmore Towne Centre htinelli@co .pg .md .us MGM National Harbor Resort and Casino . 40 at Glenarden . 68 National Harbor . 42 Business Service Agencies in Prince George’s County . 70 Economic Development Incentives and Tools . 71 Plan Prince George’s 2035: A Vision for the Future . 73 1801 McCormick Drive Suite 350 Largo, MD 20774 Phone: 301-583-4650 @pgcedc Fax: 301-772-8540 @expandPGC www .pgcedc .com 3 3 Greetings from PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY Greetings from County Executive Angela Alsobrooks: As the new County Executive of Prince George’s County, I want you to know that this is a tremendous time to invest and do business in our County . We are very excited about the many opportunities that Prince George’s County offers businesses and the many great successes that our companies are enjoying . Prince George’s County is truly one of the most promising and compelling locations in the Washington, DC Metropolitan area . Whether you are considering locating here for the first time, or whether you are already here and expanding your business, Prince George’s County will be your partner in meeting your goals . Clearly, one of our greatest assets is our diverse, well-educated, and affluent population . Prince ANGELA ALSOBROOKS George’s County, with more than 950,000 residents, is ranked in the top 4% of wealthiest counties County Executive in the United States and our citizens are hungry for quality development . We can offer businesses the Washington region’s largest inventory of developable land, 15 Metrorail stations that are ready for transit-oriented development, unequaled interstate highway access, Amtrak train service up and down the East Coast, and three nearby airports . Our outstanding colleges and universities, including the University of Maryland, Bowie State University, and Prince George’s Community College, generate a powerful stream of skilled job seekers and our strong local economy is further anchored by major federal facilities such as the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Food and Drug Administration, Joint Base Andrews, and NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center . There is no bigger regional attraction than the MGM National Harbor Resort & Casino, located in Prince George’s County, along the Potomac River, just minutes from Washington, DC . Part of the National Harbor complex, and adjacent to Tanger Outlets, this is an unmatched entertainment destination . Family-friendly options in the County include Six Flags America, Maryland’s only major amusement park, the Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center—one of the region’s premier performing arts venues—and many choices that make the County a great place for tourists, conferences, and special events . If you haven’t been here in a few years, you will discover a new Prince George’s County that is growing dramatically, attracting new businesses, and seeing great development around our Metro Stations . We invite you to be part of that economic transformation, as we have our sights set on bringing more business and retail partners here . Now is your time to become part of the new Prince George’s County, where we are “Prince George’s Proud .” Sincerely, Angela Alsobrooks County Executive Wayne K . Curry Administration Building • 1301 McCormick Drive, Largo, MD 20774 (301) 952-4131 • www .princegeorgescountymd .gov 4 Greetings from PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION Few Counties in the United States can claim to have seen the positive transformation that Prince George’s County has over the past decade . Our educated, diverse, mobile, and well compensated citizenry are eager to support new, exciting retail offerings, and quality restaurants and shopping opportunities . Located in the midst of the dynamic Washington, DC Metropolitan area, Prince George’s County boasts a government that understands that businesses need confidence and consistency, competitive operating expenses, access to a strong labor force, and great transportation alternatives . In Prince George’s County, you will find a County with a “Triple A” Bond rating, a highly skilled workforce, more affordable developable land than anywhere in the region, and Image by Joanne S. Lawlon transportation alternatives that include 15 Metro Stations and an under-construction $6 billion, DAVID IANNUCCI 16-mile light rail system . President & CEO Prince George’s County With more than 950,000 citizens and growing, Prince George’s County residents work for Economic Development Corporation companies that utilize the latest technologies in fields such as digital education, aerospace, cybersecurity, higher education, and health, as well as many traditional sectors . Nationally and locally recognized employers include NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center, Joint Base Andrews (home of Air Force One), the flagship University of Maryland at College Park, Bowie State University, and Prince George’s Community College . As part of the broader Washington, DC region, literally tens of thousands of additional commuters and visitors are potential customers every day . Prince Georgians are justly proud of National Harbor, the 300-acre Potomac River waterfront complex of condominiums, townhouses, restaurants, hotels, and retailers that now includes the new $1 4. billion MGM Resort and Casino . National Harbor hosts the largest hotel on the East Coast, the Gaylord National Hotel and Resort, and has served as a catalyst for attracting high- end retail and commercial development projects . Tanger Outlets, a 340,000-square-foot shopping center featuring more than 80 brand name and designer outlet stores, is part of the complex, along with the 190-foot-tall Capital Wheel, providing bird’s eye views of the Washington Monument, U .S . Capitol, Virginia, and of course Prince George’s County . The skilled and professional staff of the Prince George’s County Economic Development Corporation are eagerly waiting to introduce you to amazing retail shopping opportunities . We place ourselves in the shoes of large and small business owners, and understand the risks and work needed to maximize the best results . From Woodmore Towne Center, home to the first Wegmans in the DC area, to the Shoppes at Iverson and the Mall at Prince Georges, our two enclosed malls that have each undergone $25 million-plus in renovations, to Bowie Town Center, there are many exciting retail locations in Prince George’s County . Our new County Executive Angela Alsobrooks is making revitalization of our older shopping centers a priority, and we would be thrilled to work with investors and retail brands alike to make you part of this exciting initiative . We invite you to come see Prince George’s County for yourself and learn about the many programs and resources that are available to help you make the decision to locate or expand your business in Prince George’s County an easy choice . David S . Iannucci Prince George’s County Economic Development Corporation 1801 McCormick Drive, Suite 350, Largo, MD 20774 • (301) 583-4650 • www .pgcedc .com 5 WHY PRINCE GEORGE’S? County Profile PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY, MARYLAND is primed for business! Strategically located in the Washington metropolitan region and served by 15 Metrorail stations, the County boasts a skilled workforce, high median household incomes, and a strong employment base . Median Household Income Educational Attainment $90,000 100.0% $81,240 $80,776 $80,000 90.0% $70,000 80.0% $60,336 70.0% $60,000 60.0% $50,000 High School 50.0% or Higher $40,000 Associate's or 40.0% Bachelor's $30,000 30.0% Graduate $20,000 20.0% $10,000 10.0% $0 0.0% Prince George's Co. Maryland U.S Prince George's Co. Maryland U.S Source: https://datausa.io/profile/geo/prince-george%27s-county-md Source: U.S. Census 2017 ACS Five-Year Estimate. Top Employers Employers Location Employees University of Maryland-College Park* College Park 20,250 Joint Base Andrews Camp Springs/Morningside 17,500 Labor Force: 503,470 U .S . Internal Revenue Service** New Carrollton 4,735 Unemployment: 4 .2% U .S . Census Bureau** Suitland 4,605 Source: Maryland Department of Labor, United Parcel Service Landover & Countywide 3,000 Licensing and Regulation, February 2019. NASA Goddard Space Flight Center** Greenbelt 3,000 MGM National Harbor Oxon Hill 2,785 Marriott International 2,200 Prince George’s Community College Largo 2,045 National Maritime Intelligence Integration Office** 1,890 University of Maryland Capital Region Health 1,800 Verizon Countywide 1,800 U .S .
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