Bethesda-based EagleBank is scheduled to consolidate its two Montgomery County offices into a single headquarters at 7500 Old Georgetown Road later this year. The bank's logo has just been applied to the top of the recently renovated office tower at the Bethesda Metro Center. Formerly known as "The Clark Building" under previous owner Clark Construction, the building is now owned by In-Rel Properties, which invested greatly in upgrades to make it more competitive in a challenging office market.
“We are excited to establish a new headquarters that strengthens our connection to the community we proudly serve,” EagleBank President and CEO Susan Riel said in a statement. “This move is more than just a relocation – it is an investment in our commitment to Maryland. As we continue to grow, our Relationships First approach will empower our teams to work together in ways that directly benefit our customers and neighbors. Our new space will be the foundation for the collaborative, community-centered growth that defines EagleBank’s future.”
“Our state-of-the-art building at 7500 Old Georgetown Road provides the ideal environment for our tenants to achieve their strategic goals in a space designed to foster collaboration,” In-Rel Properties Principal Jackson Siegal said. “We are delighted to welcome EagleBank as it continues investing in the local community, driving growth in the very market it serves.”
11 comments:
WANG had the first sign up on that building, back in the day. So Eagle Bank joins an exclusive group of companies, also including Clark.
With the merger of Sandy Spring Bank with Atlantic Union Bank, it would make sense for EagleBank to increase branding as the leading local bank
Pretty sure United Bank is the leading local bank.
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Thanks for reporting on this without being obnoxious about it!
The “Leading” local bank is Burke & Herbert. No question.
4:04 maybe you find the dissolution of facts obnoxious? I, for one, appreciate Robert's insights and often historical explanations.
Really like your photo with Madonna of the Trail. First, a nice suit and statue.
Second, it really demonstrates the location of that sign nicely!
Jim Clark was a great guy. What an amazing, American success story. Largest private donor to U of MD I believe. George Hyman, Clark precursor, was on Del Rey and I believe there's still a sidewalk marker with their firm name on it.
Jim Clark was right there when the Round House Theater needed a forklift.
Joe I mean
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