Featured Properties
Charles County offers companies a range of flexible real estate options. Whether companies seek shovel-ready, build-to-suit sites, high visibility retail, or acreage in employment and technology parks, the options are abundant. With its intimate network of commercial brokers, range of real estate, and resources, the County can accommodate a variety of business needs.
Waldorf Center |
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This planned, mixed-use property has over 18 acres available for development for uses including office, medical, flex space, hotel, restaurants, and multi-family. Waldorf Center is home to the Marriott Residence Inn and numerous medical and professional services firms. Certified site eight-month delivery is available for a new, fully permitted, 20,000-square-foot Class A building. |
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Waldorf Station |
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The 144-acre Waldorf Station project straddles US 301 in north Waldorf. Developer Greenberg Gibbons also spearheaded the Annapolis Towne Centre and the Waugh Chapel mixed-use project in Crofton. The project is planned for a mix of retail, office, hotel, townhouses, and apartments. |
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White Plains Corporate Business Park |
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The park is strategically located along US 301 in the developing White Plains business district. The business park offers Class A lease and condo office space, flex space, and pad sites. |
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Fox Tail Business Park |
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Located on Marshall Corner Road just off southbound US 301 in White Plains, this business park is home to the US Army Reserve Training Center slated to open late 2018/early 2019. The property has 122 acres available for development for office, limited industrial, warehouse flex, research and development, and limited retail uses. |
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St. Charles |
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St. Charles is of the best master-planned communities in the country and only 11 miles from the Capital Beltway. With hundreds of acres of industrial and commercial property available, parcels range in size from one to 100+ acres throughout three employment parks. |
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Hughesville Station Business Center |
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This 100+ acre planned employment and industrial park will feature office, retail, office, flex, medical, and industrial space. The center is home to the College of Southern Maryland's Center for Trades and Energy Training (CTET) and future Nursing and Arts Facilities. |
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Piney Reach Business ParkLocated in Waldorf, the business park features over 300 acres of land for office and industrial uses. |
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Middle Business ParkLocated in Waldorf, the 125+ acre property with commercial pad sites is ready to sell with sub-divided parcels. |
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Acton Lane Industrial ParkAvailable immediately, this 69+ acre parcel is located in Waldorf. Three to 18 acres are available for general to heavy industrial uses. |
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228 Business CenterThis 92+ acre property is available for office, limited industrial, warehouse flex, research and development, and limited retail purposes. |
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Views from Charles
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“Charles County is a great central location for us to have access to all of our customers. We do business with NSWC Carderock, Naval Research Laboratory, NAWCAD Patuxent River, NSWC Dahlgren, and Indian Head Naval Support Facility, to name a few.”
Scott Decker
Director of Operations
Cardinal Scientific
“We are proud to be a key part of Charles County’s future and we heartily encourage other, cutting-edge companies to join us.”
Doug Egan
Chief Executive Officer
Competitive Power Ventures
“Charles County is where we started our company and where we grew and expanded. We now operate our managed print and managed IT solutions in five states and provide custom apps all around the globe. Our headquarters is still in Charles County, an excellent place to conduct business and recruit highly skilled individuals for our ever growing team!"
Joshua Justice
President
Just Tech
“We are proud to be a key part of Charles County’s future and we heartily encourage other, cutting-edge companies to join us.”
Katharine Tate
Executive Director of Provider Engagement and Community Relations
Righttime Medical Care
“Charles County is a great place for businesses to start, grow, and thrive! We've worked with over 100 businesses since we opened our doors in Charles County, and I've witnessed the majority of these businesses achieve all three.”
Darlene M. Breck
Owner
Southern Maryland Business Center
“Charles County is a great place to do business because of the passion of the business community and the residents who strive to make it the best that it can be."
Andrew W. Welburn
President
The Welburn Organization
