Western Sussex Business Campus
Discover the future of business in Seaford, DE: Western Sussex Business Campus, developed by KRM in partnership with the City of Seaford, presents prime lots for commercial development and leasing.
Houston, Texas
KRM has one park in Houston at 6525 Homestead Road.
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Chesapeake Bay Business Park
The Chesapeake Bay Business Park is located at the gateway to the Eastern Shore on Kent Island in Stevensville, MD, in Queen Anne’s County. KRM is currently developing 85 acres of prime business/ commercial properties here. At this location, KRM offers office space and warehouse space for lease. With this prime location and quality office and warehouse/flex space offerings, KRM is able to accommodate many different business needs.
Bohemia Building
Now available for immediate occupancy, The Bohemia Building combines convenience, comfort, and flexibility. Each suite can be finished to suit your business needs, providing the perfect fit for professional offices, service providers, or regional operations. Tenants at The Bohemia Building enjoy the advantages of a central Kent Island location with easy access to the Eastern Shore and western shore markets alike. The campus setting provides ample parking, professional landscaping, and nearby dining and service amenities—all less than a minute from Route 50.
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