Our steadfast commitment to our industry, the communities in which we build, our business partners, neighbors and colleagues has earned Elm Street Development an award winning record of achievment.
Since 2000, we have been honored with the Developer of the Year designation from the local Building Industry Association. Since our inception, we received numerous community development awards including honors for our environmental stewardship and affordable housing initiatives.
Awarded by Maryland-National Capital Building Industry Association
Legend Management - National Award for "Top 5" SatisFacts Portfolio Score in the category of under 2,000 units managed with a portfolio score of Superior.
Legend Management was ranked #3 for the 3rd year in a row.SatisFacts is a nationwide property management resident satisfaction survey.
Awarded by Maryland-National Capital Building Industry Association
Best overall onsite marketing presentation/multifamily 100 – 275 units – The Eden – Hartman Design Group, Inc. Legend Management Group, Elm Street Development
Best Clubhouse/multi family over 6000 sq. ft. – The Eden - Hartman Design Group, Inc. Legend Management Group, Elm Street Development
Community of the year/rental – The Eden - Hartman Design Group, Inc. Legend Management Group, Elm Street Development
Superior Portfolio Score (score of 4.00 – 4.49)
Under 2000 Units: National Award – “Top 5” Portfolio Score
Superior Portfolio Score (score of 4.00 – 4.49)
Under 2000 Units: National Award – “Top 5” Portfolio Score
Awarded by Maryland-National Capital Building Industry Association
Awarded by the Maryland-National Capital Building Industry Association to Elm Street Development for Gibson’s Grant on Kent Island in Chester, MD. This project was a collaborative effort between Elm Street and its partners, the Buzzotto Group, Koch Homes and Coastal South as well as their consulting engineers McCrone, Inc. and Element, Inc. The development includes over 55 acres of dedicated conservation area. The site will also include numerous walking trails that will be intertwinded in the conservation area and will lead to the water access in the buffer zones. Specimen trees, some dating back over 300 years, have been preserved and integrated into the site design. The unique method of stormwater management, utilizing detention ponds and created wetlands, ensures that he stormwater is tread twice before discharging into neighboring Macum Creek. Gibson’s Grant emphasizes open space preservation, habitat creation and sensitivity to tidal shorelines and buffers and is a fine example of the high virtues of responsible development.
Adamstown Commons was awarded the Best Single Family Project Award for 2007 from the Frederick County Builders Association.
Awarded by the Maryland-National Capital Building Industry Association
Best Lease-up pace for a suburban Maryland garden apartment community for The Elms at Montjoy.
In community development and design for The Elms at Montjoy
For Evans Farm, designed by Duany Plater-Zyberk & Company
Awarded by the Maryland-National Capital Building Industry Association for Bethesda Crest
Senator Paul Sarbanes Award for Excellence in Community Service.
Awarded by the Maryland-National Capital Building Industry Association
Awarded by the Northern Virginia and Maryland-National Capital Building Industry Associations for high production volume, Robbie Thompson
Awarded by the Maryland-National Capital Building Industry Association and the Home Builders Association of Maryland for recognition of outstanding leadership in advocating for the foundation and broadening the vision of Home Builders care.
The Milton E. Kettler Award was awarded to David D. Flanagan, President of Elm Street Development, in recognition of a lifetime achievement of unselfish participation, contributions and service, not only to the Maryland National Capital Building Industry Association and the building industry, but to the community and society as well. Recipients of the award are selected on the basis of similar dedication, service, participation and contributions to the community and the industry.
Environmental/Sediment Control FFC 80’s
Awarded by the Loudoun Chapter of the Northern Virginia Building Industry Association to Rick Entsminger in recognition of dedicated service.
Awarded by the Maryland-National Capital Building Industry Association
Awarded by the Maryland-National Capital Building Industry Association.
Awarded by the Maryland-National Capital Building Industry Association for Cooperation with Civic/Environmental Organization for Environmental Preservation at Long Meadows Hamlet.
Awarded by the Home Builders Association of Maryland Land Development Council – “Presented to Russ Dickens in recognition of outstanding service, leadership and dedication to the development industry and excellence in design, planning and construction of land development projects.”
Awarded by the Maryland-National Capital Building Industry Association
Awarded for the Evans Farm by the Maryland-National Capital Building Industry Association
Awarded by the Maryland-National Capital Building Industry Association
Awarded by the Northern Virginia and Maryland-National Capital Building Industry Association for high production volume, Mike Bingley.
Awarded by the Northern Virginia and Maryland-National Capital Building Industry Association for medium production volume, Jack Garst
Awarded by the Maryland-National Capital Building Industry Association for Fountain Hills
Awarded by the Maryland-National Capital Building Industry Association
Affordable Housing Conference awarded Elm Street Development the 2000 Private Sector Affordable Housing Award.
Awarded by the Northern Virginia Building Industry Association to Rick Entsminger for Outstanding Commitment and Dedication to the Northern Virginia building industry and the Housing Industry
Awarded by the Maryland-National Capital Building Industry Association for Clopper’s Mill
Awarded by the Maryland-National Capital Building Industry Association
Acknowledged the Vision and Commitment of Elm Street Development for protecting and preserving the Severn River Watershed for Windgate and St. Stephen’s Estates Conservation Easements.