10/03/2026
📍 175 Langley Drive did both.
This was the third property we added to our portfolio, after 600 and 550 Professional Drive. We purchased three buildings B, D, and E for $750,000, and this investment became one of my biggest learning experiences in commercial real estate.
It was here that I learned firsthand about Property Owners Associations (POAs) and what it really means to own property within a development where you’re not the only owner.
And believe me, every lesson in real estate doesn’t come from a classroom. Some come from experience.
Just 18 months later, we sold the buildings individually for approximately $400K–$450K each to owner-users: business owners who saw the value in owning the space where they were building their companies.
Today, those businesses are still here, in a Lawrenceville corridor that continues to grow and so does the equity they’ve built through ownership.
That’s one of the things I love about commercial real estate: one property can become an investment, a business opportunity, and one of your greatest lessons all at the same time.
This is Beyond the Property.
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