SALISBURY, MD, JULY 2, 2010 - Brent Miller, CCIM, CPM, Managing Director and Senior Advisor for Sperry Van Ness - Miller Commercial Real Estate in Salisbury, MD is pleased to announce the sale of 636-652 South Salisbury Boulevard to Peninsula Regional Medical Center. The sale included several parcels totaling 1.15 acres located next to PRMC on the main thoroughfare of US Route 13. One of the parcels comprised the men’s clothing store, Mr. Curleys. Mr. Curleys will continue to operate at this location for the foreseeable future. Brent Miller, CCIM, CPM represented the sellers and Randy Bendler of Bendler Real Estate represented PRMC in this transaction. For more information, please contact Brent.Miller@svn.com.
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EDITOR'S NOTE: Mr. Mark Glushakow, (Mr. Curley) owner of the parcels sold to PRMC stated "this was a great deal for both parties." He went on to say that he has always wanted these properties to go to PRMC for future growth for future generations.
All tenants will be given long term leases with the Hospital, so nothing is planned for the immediate future for PRMC. They simply wanted to secure the properties for the future. Mr. Curley's has been in business now for 55 years.
Between the hospital and the college they will own everything in Salisbury. Who will pay the taxes then?
ReplyDeleteGreat job Brent and Randy! Great corner lot and great to see the hospital buy it...good move for the community at large..can't wait to see the future plans for that corner...tons of potential.
ReplyDelete6 p.m. -- you were reading my mind.
ReplyDeleteso that's why the employees at PRMC lost their vacation days!
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ReplyDeleteWe will pay the taxes , in your hospital bill. Got it!
I thought the hospital was hurting for money???
ReplyDeleteShouldn't the city have bought it and straightened out the S curve?
ReplyDeletehmmmm how long till prmc turns this lot into another stone parking lot ?
ReplyDeleteFirst they cut our raise potential, then our 403B match, now PRMC is taking our vacation hours away from us. IT FEELS LIKE WE ARE BEING RAPED.
ReplyDeletePRMC needs to go they have ruined my neighborhood for parking lots .... way to go mr curley hope all that money was worth it
ReplyDelete10:05pm, if you feel you are being treated so badly....LEAVE. There are plenty of people out there looking for jobs. Compare your benefits with other organizations locally and see how it stacks up. Healthcare is in for a bumpy ride the next few years. If you can stand the heat, then get out of the kitchen.
ReplyDelete6:08, I am so tired of people like you saying "if you don't like it leave". That is not good way to feel when being employed. Like you should appreciate your employer walking all over you and cutting and cutting. Especially when they don't go about it the right way. Where do you work 6:08? BTW, I know someone who works at PRMC, and was shocked at how mediocre to poor their healthcare is. So....why don't you go fly a kite in a rainstorm. (I know Joe won't allow what I wold like to say)
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ReplyDeleteIt wont be me paying anything. I got to Atlantic general. If I can't be seen there take me to Balitmore. As far as I know the hospital and college dont even pay the same taxes that others do. Each time they buy some more property that is less money the city gets in tax money.
It will be great to someday have the level of care that is taken for granted on the other side of the bay. No more 2 hour drives or helicopter flights.
ReplyDeleteEnough bashing of PRMC already!! I work there as an RN and see day in and day out the care the nurses and the doctors have for their patients. Just because you hear about someone dying doesn't make it PRMC's fault!! It is LIFE people! hahhahaha! I get such a kick out of some people's stupidity sometimes. 11:05 - stupidest comment on here. "PRMC needs to go"??? It is the local hospital where lives are saved and babies are born every single day!! Good grief. Hope you are never in an emergency situation then.
ReplyDeleteso glad my 2 days of vacation could go to such a worthy cause. Hope is in site. Peggy Nalepa is auctioning off her convertible and the proceeds will save the whole mess. Great fiscal planning and investment!
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