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The transformation of the former Maple Towers is now complete. MHP had a great turnout November 16th in Takoma Park to celebrate the grand opening of the newly renovated 7610 Maple. Montgomery County Executive Ike Leggett was on hand to cut the ribbon. Takoma Park native and former NBA All-Star Steve Francis also joined MHP President Robert Goldman for a tour of the newly renovated apartments and community center, and met some of the 36 families that now call 7610 Maple home. Francis also congratulated MHP on its redevelopment activity in his old neighborhood, and challenged more companies to get involved.
The former Maple Towers received an extensive facelift to breath new life into it. The 45-year-old brick building was vacant and boarded up when MHP purchased it in December 2008 with the help of Montgomery County and Capital One, among other investors. MHP and Bozzuto Contracting Company took the original 8-story structure and added two additional levels dedicated to a 2,000-square-foot community center and computer lab, and several handicap accessible apartments and laundry facility.
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The former Maple Towers received an extensive facelift to breath new life into it. The 45-year-old brick building was vacant and boarded up when MHP purchased it in December 2008 with the help of Montgomery County and Capital One, among other investors. MHP and Bozzuto Contracting Company took the original 8-story structure and added two additional levels dedicated to a 2,000-square-foot community center and computer lab, and several handicap accessible apartments and laundry facility.
