Chase Manor

This week, Rise by Bozzuto attended A Wider Circle’s annual Neighbor to Neighbor Night, a celebration of the community that has helped build brighter futures for local families. As a longtime partner to A Wider Circle, we are grateful to stand beside them as they honor 25 years of impact.

We are honored to be named one of the top 10 Best Workplaces in Real Estate by Fortune, which highlights organizations building positive, inclusive and engaging environments. We remain committed to building a workplace culture rooted in kindness, purpose and belonging. Thank you to our associates for creating sanctuary for those we serve and delivering the extraordinary experiences for which we are known.

Bozzuto Construction hosted its annual fishing trip where teams came together to celebrate one another’s achievements through awards, a skills challenge and a classic crab feast. Inspired by Tom Bozzuto’s love of fishing, this beloved company tradition honors our team’s hard work, connection and dedication.

To support our company’s purposeful growth to nearly 4,500 employees and 145,000 apartments under management across the country, our corporate headquarters will move from Greenbelt, Maryland, to the vibrant, mixed-use Maple Lawn community in Howard County, Maryland. Centrally located between Baltimore and Washington with easy access to BWI airport, the location strengthens our connectivity as we continue to grow our national footprint and reflects our focus on creating environments that support how we collaborate and innovate as a company. Read more in the Baltimore Business Journal: https://bit.ly/3U20ESD.

Our annual Cans for Change initiative returns this week as part of Rise by Bozzuto’s Season of Giving. Across our communities and offices, associates and residents will collect canned goods for local food banks and pantries. Our teams will also volunteer at food banks and shelters, supporting neighbors facing food insecurity in the places we call home. This year, we hope to surpass what we’ve accomplished in the past and make an even greater impact together.

At this year’s National Multifamily Housing Council (NMHC) Fall Meeting, Chief Administrative Officer and NMHC Chair Julie Smith had the opportunity to moderate an insightful discussion with Senator Elissa Slotkin of Michigan. During their inspiring conversation, she shared insights on the nation’s housing supply and affordability challenges, regulation and guardrails around the AI industry, and where she sees bipartisan progress in spaces like housing and infrastructure.

In the heart of its bustling Town Square, Chevy Chase Lake is home to an extraordinary array of retail spaces designed to complement everyday life. Residences can explore an inspiring mix of convenience and enjoyment just steps from their front door.

Chief Administrative Officer Julie Smith was recently featured as an “Industry Icon” at the Atlanta Apartment Association’s Apartment Market Outlook. In conversation with Tom Wilkes, President of Walton Communities, Julie shared her perspective on the evolving multifamily landscape and what lies ahead for the industry.