1,365 single family homes, 1,067 town homes, 506 multifamily, 75 age restricted units; 2.5 million sq. ft. office/retail
Glendale Commons represents more than a successful residential community—it marks a defining chapter in Rodgers' growth. As one of the first projects undertaken by our Blue Team and one of the few to reach full buildout and occupancy, it provided an opportunity to establish credibility, strengthen client relationships, and demonstrate our ability to deliver exceptional results under demanding conditions.
Designed to go beyond the standard subdivision model, Glendale Commons incorporated thoughtful amenities and community-focused features that elevated the resident experience while addressing the growing demand for attainable homeownership in Prince George's County.
At Rodgers, we believe success begins with a willingness to challenge expectations and create value beyond what is required.
Glendale Commons was shaped by an aggressive entitlement schedule that required conceptual, preliminary, and detailed site plans to move forward simultaneously. Through close collaboration with our client and project partners, we maintained momentum while ensuring every detail aligned with the project's long-term vision.
When environmental concerns threatened to delay progress, our team worked proactively with county staff, providing technical expertise and clear communication that built trust and led to practical, informed decisions. By advancing the conversation and focusing on solutions, we transformed potential obstacles into opportunities to strengthen relationships and reinforce our reputation.
Today, Glendale Commons stands as a thriving, fully occupied community that delivers both economic and social value.
Its walkable location connects residents to shopping, employment, and everyday conveniences, while its housing options help address the region's need for attainable homeownership. Beyond the community itself, Glendale Commons created something equally valuable: trusted relationships that continue to shape future opportunities.
The project remains a testament to Rodgers' ability to combine strategic thinking, innovative design, and strong partnerships to create lasting impact.
The defining strategy behind Glendale Commons was delivering excellence through collaboration.
Success required balancing ambitious timelines, technical precision, and relationship management while maintaining a shared focus on the project's goals. Through strategic coordination and a commitment to quality, Rodgers demonstrated its ability to perform under pressure while creating meaningful value for both clients and stakeholders.
The project also established the foundation for a long-term partnership with Stanley Martin Homes—one that continues to create opportunities and drive success today.
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