Welcome to Your Lang Apartment – What’s Next?

Now that July is here, your new Lang apartment is officially yours! Whether you’ve already moved in and are soaking up summer in Newark—or you’re spending the break at home and planning to return in August—we’re excited to welcome you to the Lang community.

Even though the heavy lifting (aka move-in day!) might be behind you, there are still a few things to think about to make sure your apartment is comfortable, functional, and fully ready for the school year ahead.

A Quick Reminder: Stay Connected

By now, you should have received an email with instructions for setting up your Rent Café account. If you haven’t already, be sure to get your login set up. Rent Café is your go-to platform for:

  • Paying rent easily and securely
  • Viewing your payment history and ledger
  • Submitting maintenance requests when something needs fixing

Getting familiar with Rent Café now will help you stay on top of things throughout the year.

Planning Ahead: Apartment Essentials

Whether you’re already living at Lang full-time or planning to return closer to fall, this is a great time to start thinking about what your apartment still needs. If you’re living with roommates, coordinating now can save everyone time, money, and space.

We’ve put together a checklist of items you’ll likely want in your new home. Feel free to use this as a guide for what to bring, buy, or divide up among roommates.  The list is available as a pdf at the bottom of this article, for easy printing.

Apartment Essentials Checklist

Miscellaneous:

  • Garbage bags/cans
  • Replacement light bulbs
  • Fire extinguisher
  • Broom & dustpan
  • Bucket & mop
  • Cleaning supplies
  • Vacuum
  • Flashlight
  • Extension cords
  • TV
  • Scissors
  • Snow shovel/snow removal tool (if you’re bringing a car)

Bathroom:

  • Plunger
  • Shower curtain/liner/rings
  • Toilet paper
  • Bath mat
  • Towels
  • Trash can
  • Shower caddy

Living Room:

  • Table and chairs
  • Lamps
  • Sofa
  • Rug
  • Curtain rods and curtains (Note: apartments come with blinds)

Kitchen:

  • Tableware & flatware
  • Dish & dishwasher detergent
  • Dish towels
  • Oven mitts/pot holders
  • Pots and pans
  • Coffee maker
  • Toaster
  • Food storage containers
  • Cooking utensils
  • Can opener
  • Paper towels
  • Condiments

Laundry:

  • Laundry detergent
  • Hamper or laundry bag

Bedroom:

  • Curtain rods and curtains (apartments include blinds)
  • Bed, box spring, and mattress
  • Sheets, pillowcases, pillows, and blankets
  • Hangers
  • Nightstand
  • Lamp
  • Desk

Taking time now to make sure your space is fully equipped will help you feel more at home and make day-to-day life more comfortable—whether you’re living at Lang this summer or returning for the school year.

We’re thrilled to have you as part of the Lang community and can’t wait for everything this year will bring. Welcome home!

If you’d like to print the essentials list, click the link below for a pdf.

Apartment Essentials Checklist

Preparing Your Business for Seasonal Changes

Most of you are already familiar with the ways seasonal shifts can impact day-to-day operations—whether it’s changes in weather, daylight hours, student populations, holidays, or local events. These transitions are nothing new to experienced business owners, and many of you have developed strong instincts for navigating them. Still, even small seasonal and economic shifts can bring both challenges and opportunities, depending on your industry and customer base.

We know you’re the expert when it comes to your own business. What follows are just a few reminders and suggestions that might help smooth out the highs and lows that often come with seasonal change. While much of it may already be part of your routine, perhaps one or two ideas here might spark a new approach or reinforce something you’re already doing well.

 

Consider Tweaking Inventory or Staffing Based on the Season

 

A seasonal refresh of staffing and inventory strategies—however minor—can help ensure you’re aligned with current demand.

  • Retailers might see shifts in customer demographics—tourists in the summer, students in the fall—so rotating in seasonal items or adjusting product displays could help meet changing demand.
  • Restaurants often explore seasonal menus: think fresh, lighter fare in the summer or warm comfort foods in winter. You might also find that adjusting staff schedules based on expected traffic helps things run more smoothly.
  • Service providers (like salons, fitness centers, or medical offices) might notice fluctuations tied to holidays or academic calendars. Targeted promotions or flexible scheduling could help even out appointment volume.

Seasonal Promotions and Events Can Keep Customers Engaged

 

Some businesses have had success creating seasonal buzz through timely events or limited-time offers.

  • Hosting a small outdoor event in the summer or offering a cozy holiday special in winter might bring in new foot traffic.
  • Consider loyalty rewards or special packages during slower periods—something like a “staycation” bundle or a “new year, new you” offer might resonate.
  • Collaborating with neighboring businesses on themed events can also create a sense of community and shared momentum.

Keep an Eye on Shifts in Customer Behavior

 

Consumer habits can change more than we sometimes expect—especially with daylight, travel, or schedule changes.

  • Longer days and warmer weather might mean more people out and about, while colder months could shift interest to indoor services or evening hours.
  • Vacation and travel patterns might mean fewer locals at certain times, but also more out-of-town visitors. Marketing accordingly could make a difference.
  • And with work and school schedules fluctuating, it might be worth experimenting with different open hours or appointment slots to better match customer availability.

Use the Off-Season to Recharge or Try Something New

 

If your business experiences a slower season, that might be a great time to step back and do some behind-the-scenes work.

  • Some take the opportunity to train staff, refresh marketing materials, or even do small renovations or upgrades.
  • Others test out new offerings—whether that’s expanding delivery, adding an online shop, or piloting a new service that fits the season.
  • Getting involved in local events or sponsoring a seasonal initiative can also boost visibility and reinforce community connections.

Every business is unique, and there’s no one-size-fits-all approach to navigating the seasons. But with a little flexibility and some thoughtful planning, seasonal transitions can become opportunities instead of hurdles. As always, we’re here to support you however we can and are happy to share ideas, connections, or resources if they’re ever helpful.

Your Guide to a Smooth Summer Move

Whether you’re saying goodbye to your Lang apartment, settling in for another year, or getting ready to move in for the first time — summer is a time of transition, and we’re here to help make yours a smooth one.

 

If You’ve Just Moved Out…

 

Congratulations! Whether you’ve graduated or are headed to a new home, you’ve wrapped up your time at Lang — and we hope it was a great one. Now that move-out is behind you, it’s time to think about what’s next for your stuff.

  • Moving back home? Start sorting what really needs to come with you — and what doesn’t. For the items you no longer need, consider donating gently used furniture and decor to the Goodwill in Newark or posting on UD Parents Connect: Furniture Buy & Sell to find your items a second life.
  • Moving to another apartment? Think ahead about how your current belongings will fit into your new space. If you’re short on room, you might want to store items in a garage or local storage facility until you’re more settled.
  • Don’t want to move it at all? That’s valid too — now is a great time to sell or donate larger items instead of dragging them from one place to another. Again, consider donating gently used furniture and decor to the Goodwill in Newark or posting on UD Parents Connect: Furniture Buy & Sell to find your items a second life.

If You’re Staying in the Same Apartment…

 

Staying put is the ultimate moving win — but it’s still the perfect time to do a mid-year refresh, so take advantage.

  • Reorganize your space to make it more functional for your upcoming year. Clear out drawers, tidy storage areas, and rethink what you actually use.
  • Welcoming a new roommate? Make space for them now to avoid clutter later. A fresh start helps everyone feel more at home.
  • Lost a roommate? Time to reassess shared items and responsibilities. A little rebalancing now can make the months ahead smoother.

If You’re New to Lang…

 

Welcome! We’re so glad you’ll be living with us. While you’re waiting for move-in day, a little planning now can make a huge difference later.

  • Coordinate with your roommates about who’s bringing what — think kitchen gear, cleaning supplies, or living room furniture. (Trust us, you don’t need three toasters.)
  • Start a checklist of essentials and nice-to-haves. We’ll include a full list in next month’s newsletter to help you cover all the bases.
  • Make move-in plans early. Know your date, talk to your roommates about timing, and think ahead about how you’ll get your things here.

 

No matter where this summer takes you, we hope your move — big or small — sets you up for a great next chapter. And if you ever need anything from us, we’re just a phone call or email away.

A Fond Farewell and a Warm Welcome from Lang Development Group

Farewell and Best Wishes to Our Tenants Who are Graduating or Moving On

As we wrap up the 2024–2025 leasing year, we want to extend a heartfelt thank you to all of our tenants who made Lang Development Group their home this past year. Whether you were with us for one year or several, we truly appreciate you choosing Lang during your time here. Your presence helped shape the vibrant, welcoming community we’re so proud of.

 

We wish you the very best as you move on to new chapters in life—whether it’s starting a new job, continuing your education, or setting out on a different adventure altogether. And remember, if you find yourself back in the area, drop by – we’d love to see you again!

 

Looking Ahead: Welcome to Our 2025–2026 Tenants!

To our new tenants joining us for the 2025–2026 leasing year—welcome! We’re excited to have you as part of the Lang community. As you settle into your new home and embrace the independence of apartment living, we’ve put together a few helpful tips to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience.

 

Embracing Independence and Responsibility

Living in an apartment is a big step forward in your journey toward independence. With that freedom comes some important responsibilities:

  • Know Your Lease Take time to read through your lease agreement carefully. It outlines your rights and responsibilities, including rent payments, maintenance procedures, and property guidelines. If you’re unsure about anything, don’t hesitate to contact us—Lang is here to help.
  • Pay Rent on Time Staying on top of your rent payments is crucial. Late payments can result in fees and affect your rental history. Use our online portal to make secure payments and set reminders so you never miss a due date. Be sure to bookmark the portal for easy access.
  • Submit Maintenance Requests Promptly If anything in your apartment needs attention, you can submit a maintenance request through our online portal. The sooner we know about an issue, the faster we can take care of it for you.

 

Roommate Tips for a Great Living Environment

If you’re living with roommates, clear communication and shared expectations are key to a positive experience:

  • Plan Household Responsibilities Talk with your roommates about how you’ll divide tasks like grocery shopping, cooking, and cleaning. A rotating schedule can help keep things fair and organized.
  • Keep Track of Your Key! Don’t lend out your apartment key. If it’s lost or stolen, notify us immediately so we can arrange for a replacement.
  • Communicate Openly Make time for regular check-ins with your roommates. Open communication about shared responsibilities and living expectations helps prevent conflicts and builds a stronger living dynamic.

 

We’re Here for You

Throughout the year, our Lang Development Group team is here to support you. Whether you need help navigating your lease, have maintenance concerns, or just want guidance on apartment living—we’re just a call or message away.

 

Thank you for being part of our community. We’re looking forward to a fantastic 2024–2025 year together!

 

Welcome to Lang Development Group—your home away from home.

Spring into Business: Refresh, Renew, and Revitalize Your Brand

Spring is in the air, and just as we tidy up our homes after a long winter, it’s the perfect time for businesses to do the same! A little “spring cleaning” can go a long way in refreshing your space, renewing your digital presence, and revitalizing your customer engagement. Whether you’re a restaurant, law firm, retail store, or medical office, here are a few ways to breathe new life into your business this season.

Freshen Up Your Space

First impressions matter! A clean, inviting space makes employees, customers and clients feel reenergized and welcome. Consider:

  • Decluttering work areas and updating décor with bright, seasonal touches.
  • Deep cleaning carpets, windows, and high-traffic areas.
  • Evaluating office or storefront layouts for better efficiency and aesthetics.
  • Updating signage or window displays to attract foot traffic.

 

Refresh Your Digital Presence

Your online presence is just as important as your physical space. Make sure your business is making the right impression:

  • Update your website with current hours, services, and fresh content.
  • Refresh your social media profiles with new photos and spring-themed promotions.
  • Encourage recent customer reviews to build credibility.
  • Ensure your business is listed correctly on Google and other directories.

 

Reengage with Customers

 Spring is a great time to reconnect with existing customers and attract new ones.
You might try:

  • Offering seasonal promotions or limited-time specials.
  • Hosting a customer appreciation event or giveaway.
  • Sending an email campaign with updates and exclusive deals.
  • Partnering with other local businesses for cross-promotions.

 

Renew Your Business Strategy

Take a step back and evaluate your goals for the rest of the year:

  • Are there processes that need improving?
  • Is it time to invest in new technology or marketing strategies?
  • Could your team benefit from additional training or team-building activities?

 

Spring symbolizes growth and new beginnings—why not bring that same energy into your business? A little effort now can set you up for success in the months ahead.

A Heartfelt Thank You to Our Amazing Tenants

At Lang Development Group, we know that where you choose to live is more than just a decision about location—it’s about finding a place that feels like home. We’re incredibly grateful that you have chosen Lang for your college journey. Your trust in us motivates our team to provide the best possible living experience, from beautiful spaces to a dedicated maintenance team that’s here for you.

We understand that you have choices, and the fact that you’ve chosen us means everything. To show how much we appreciate each and every one of you, we’re excited to invite you to our Annual Tenant Appreciation Party!

This event isn’t just our way of saying thank you—it’s also an opportunity for you to connect with your fellow tenants, meet other residents in your building, or simply enjoy a fun night out with your roommates. No splitting the bill, no planning logistics—just come ready to enjoy a fantastic evening with food, drinks, entertainment, and good vibes, all on us.

Here are the details you need to know:
Date: Thursday, April 10th
RSVP:  By April 7th through the Evite invitation – all roommates must respond separately
Location: Klondike Kate’s, 158 East Main Street
Time: 5 PM – 8 PM

We’ve got everything covered—delicious food, refreshing drinks (including alcoholic beverages for those 21+), a DJ, karaoke, prizes, and a welcoming space for you to relax and have a great time.  Whether you’re looking to make new connections, unwind after a long week, or simply celebrate with your roommates, this night is all about YOU.

Important Note: Tenant account balances must be below $300 to attend.

Thank you for being an essential part of the Lang community. We are truly honored to be part of your college experience and look forward to celebrating YOU at the party! Don’t miss this chance to kick back, have fun, and let us show our appreciation for everything you bring to Lang.

We’ll see you on April 10th at Klondike Kate’s!

PLEASE NOTE:  YOU MUST RSVP TO THE EVITE INVITATION YOU HAVE RECEIVED.  IF YOU HAVE NOT RECEIVED THIS INVITATION, PLEASE CONTACT THE OFFICE AT 301-731-1340

 

Introducing “The Dean”: A New Chapter in Creek View Road’s Storied History

Lang Development Group is proud to announce the construction of a new residential building that represents the latest chapter in the rich history of Creek View Road. This project, named “The Dean” in honor of the historic Dean and Son Woolen Mill which once operated on this land, stands as a testament to the legacy of transformation and innovation that has defined this site for over three centuries.

A Historic Foundation: 1715 to the Early 20th Century

The story of industrialized Creek View Road began in 1715 when Samuel Johnson purchased a 233-acre tract and established grist and sawmills powered by the White Clay Creek. The site’s early industrial operations laid the groundwork for a flourishing community of entrepreneurship and hard work. By 1894, the property had evolved into a hub for manufacturing under the American Hard Fibre Company, which acquired the site from the Dean and Son woolen mill.

Hard fiber, also known as vulcanized fiber, was a revolutionary material with properties that made it stronger than leather, harder than rubber, and versatile for applications ranging from electrical insulation to industrial components. The invention fueled global advancements in electricity and industry, placing Creek View Road at the forefront of American industrial innovation.

From Industry to Modern Use

The National Vulcanized Fibre Company operated on the site until 1991, when the use of plastics made hard fiber wholly obsolete. After a fire damaged part of the building, the eastern wing was rebuilt using modern steel-reinforced concrete, while preserving the historic stone exterior. Over the decades, the site transitioned into mixed-use spaces, including restaurants, retail, offices, and residential areas, reflecting the community’s evolving needs.

In recent years, Lang Development Group has undertaken a comprehensive regeneration of this historic area, balancing heritage preservation with modern development. The addition of professional buildings, dining establishments, a live theater, and residential spaces has revitalized the site, making it a vibrant hub for contemporary living and commerce.

Introducing “The Dean”: Where History Meets Modern Luxury

The latest and most exciting development is the conversion of 500 Creek View into “The Dean,” an upscale modern industrial residential apartment complex. This transformation celebrates the building’s industrial roots while delivering luxurious amenities for today’s residents.

“The Dean” will feature:

  • Spacious 1- and 2-bedroom apartments designed with modern industrial aesthetics.
  • State-of-the-art amenities including a fitness center, community room, coffee bar, rooftop patio, and outdoor deck.
  • Sports courts to promote an active lifestyle.

 

This addition to Creek View Complex captures the spirit of adaptation and reinvention that has defined the site for centuries. Residents can expect a harmonious blend of historical character and contemporary comforts when the apartments become available in 2026.

Looking Ahead

The development of “The Dean” marks a significant milestone in the history of Creek View Road, bridging its industrial past with its promising future. As construction progresses, Lang Development Group remains committed to honoring the heritage of this remarkable site while creating a vibrant, sustainable community for generations to come.

Stay tuned for updates on the progress of “The Dean” and join us in celebrating the rebirth of a historic landmark into a modern living space. With its unique blend of history and innovation, “The Dean” is set to become a cornerstone of the Creek View Complex’s legacy.

 

Available for Lease: The Village of Twin Lakes Townhomes

Introducing The Village of Twin Lakes, Newark, DE’s premier new-construction townhomes, available for lease right now with an early 2025 move-in. If you are searching for a home that combines contemporary design, high-quality construction, and a tranquil environment, look no further. Our townhomes are thoughtfully crafted to provide the perfect blend of style, comfort, and convenience.

Spacious and Modern Living

Each townhome at The Village at Twin Lakes offers 1,350 square feet of modern, comfortable living space. With three bedrooms and 2.5 baths, these homes provide a spacious and versatile layout to suit a variety of lifestyles. The open-concept design fosters a warm and inviting atmosphere, creating an airy, connected layout that’s perfect for any occasion—whether hosting a gathering or enjoying a quiet evening at home. Every detail is meticulously crafted to ensure a seamless blend of functionality and style.

Key Features:

  • Spacious Living: Ample modern, comfortable open-floor plan living space.
  • 3 Bedrooms: Spacious and versatile to fit your lifestyle.
  • 2-1/2 Baths: Convenience and comfort with multiple bathrooms.
  • Attached Garage: Secure parking and additional storage space.

Luxurious Amenities for a Comfortable Lifestyle

Within a beautiful country setting, our townhomes are equipped with top-tier amenities to enhance your living experience. Retreat to your luxurious primary ensuite, your own private oasis offering tranquility and comfort. The convenience of upstairs laundry ensures that your chores are simplified, giving you more time to enjoy your beautiful home.

Key Features:

  • Low-Maintenance Living: Say goodbye to outdoor chores like mowing the lawn, raking leaves, trimming hedges, and shoveling snow.
  • Luxurious Primary Ensuite: Your own private retreat within your home.
  • Upstairs Laundry: Effortless chores with laundry conveniently located on the same floor as bedrooms.
  • Upscale Neutral and Natural Appointments: Elegant Weston Shaker cabinetry in kitchen and bath, natural quartz and granite countertops, solid hardwood floors on first floor, porcelain bathroom tile.
  • Open Concept Design: Perfect for entertaining or relaxing with an airy, connected layout.
  • Unmatched Location: Located within the tranquil Village of Twin Lakes community, you’ll find easy access to major highways and shopping, making your daily commute and errands hassle-free.
  • Serene Community: Nature enthusiasts will love the two ponds and a scenic nature path right outside your door, offering a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

The townhomes at The Village of Twin Lakes are in high demand, and availability is limited. Don’t miss the chance to experience modern comfort and serene living in one of Newark, DE’s most sought-after communities. Contact us now to schedule a tour and secure your new home.

Contact Information:

  • Phone: 302-731-1340
  • Email: Leasing@langdevgrp.com
  • Website: LangDevelopmentGroup.com

Discover your dream home at The Village of Twin Lakes, where modern comfort meets serene living. We look forward to welcoming you to your new community!

Welcome Back: Embracing the Spring Semester

As the holiday season winds down and the calendar flips to February, we’re thrilled to welcome you back to Newark for an exciting spring semester! Whether you’re a wide-eyed freshman, a soon-to-be-graduating senior, or anywhere in between, the start of this semester offers a fresh start and a chance to make the most of your college experience.

For Freshmen: Your First Spring Semester

The spring semester is a whole new vibe! Unlike the bustling fall, spring on campus feels lighter and more relaxed as warmer days slowly roll in. This is the perfect time to explore opportunities you might have missed in the fall — join a club, attend campus events, or even just take a study break outdoors. And don’t worry about adjusting to the rhythm of spring; it’s a learning experience for everyone.

For Seniors: The Final Stretch

Seniors, this is it! Your last semester is here, and it’s time to savor every moment while preparing for what comes next. Take time to reflect on your journey and embrace opportunities for networking, attending career fairs, or polishing that resume. But don’t forget to soak up every last bit of the college experience, from spring socials to cheering on your favorite teams.

Spring’s Unique Opportunities

Spring is a season of renewal, and it’s brimming with activities and chances to make lasting memories:

  • Sports: As football and basketball seasons wind down, baseball takes center stage. Gather your friends, grab a hot dog, and cheer for your school’s team under the crisp spring sunshine.
  • Outdoor Adventures: White Clay Creek State Park is just around the corner and offers fantastic hiking trails, serene fishing spots (don’t forget your fishing license!), and breathtaking views. Spring is also perfect for picnics or simply unwinding in nature.
  • Campus Events: Check the school calendar for upcoming events in the spring. Keep an eye out for what’s happening and get involved!

How to Stay Motivated

Getting back into the groove after a long winter break can be challenging. Here are some tips to keep your momentum:

  • Set Clear Goals: Whether it’s acing a class, getting more involved, or finding an internship, having a target keeps you focused.
  • Get Organized: Update your planner or calendar with important dates, and create a study schedule to stay on top of your game.
  • Balance is Key: Remember to take time for yourself. Enjoying time with friends, staying active, and finding moments to relax will keep you refreshed and ready to tackle challenges.

Let’s Make This Spring Semester Unforgettable

We’re so glad to have you back and can’t wait to see what you accomplish this semester. Whether you’re making new friends, exploring the great outdoors, or planning for life after college, this spring is full of promise. Here’s to a successful and fulfilling semester for everyone!

COMING SOON: Premier Medical Spaces: Becks Woods and 318 South College Avenue

Choosing the right location is one of the most critical decisions for healthcare providers and medical support services. At Lang Development Group, we’re proud to announce two exciting upcoming medical projects designed to offer providers exceptional opportunities to grow their practices: Becks Woods in Bear, DE, and a new facility at 318 South College Avenue in Newark, DE. These spaces are perfect for practitioners looking to relocate, expand, or find a prime location for their healthcare services. Here’s why these facilities stand out and how they can help elevate your practice to new heights.

Advantages of These Prime Locations

Strategic Locations with High Visibility Both Becks Woods and 318 South College Avenue are strategically located to ensure accessibility for patients from various regions. Proximity to major routes and central locations make these facilities easy to find and convenient for both patients and providers. This high visibility enhances patient satisfaction and helps reduce appointment cancellations, creating an environment where practices can thrive.

Shared Resources for Cost Efficiency Operating in a Lang Development Group medical facility offers significant economic advantages. Shared essential services such as security and maintenance enable providers to allocate more resources to patient care and practice growth.

Built-in Referrals and Increased Patient Volume Housing multiple specialties in one location fosters collaboration and cross-referrals among practitioners. An internist can seamlessly refer patients to a nearby radiologist, lab, or specialist, creating a natural ecosystem of care. Patients visiting one provider are also exposed to the services of neighboring practices, generating organic growth in patient volume and increasing the potential for long-term success.

Ample Parking for Ease and Accessibility Patients and staff alike will benefit from on-site parking designed for convenience. This reduces the stress of finding parking, making appointments more accessible and ensuring a seamless experience for everyone who visits the facilities.

Professional Environment for Credibility and Collaboration Practicing in a well-maintained, modern medical facility enhances the professional image of your practice. Lang Development Group’s facilities feature aesthetically pleasing designs that prioritize functionality and comfort. Being surrounded by other medical professionals fosters networking opportunities and a sense of community. Operating alongside established practices also enhances credibility, as patients often associate these environments with higher standards of care.

Creating a Healthcare Ecosystem Our facilities are designed to bring together diverse medical professionals and support services, allowing patients to access multiple services in a single visit. From routine check-ups to specialized treatments, this holistic approach not only saves time but also encourages repeat visits and builds patient loyalty.

Why Becks Woods and 318 South College Avenue?

Becks Woods in Bear, DE This established medical complex is expanding, with a sixth building currently in the planning stages. It’s an ideal opportunity for practitioners seeking a well-known, thriving location that already attracts a significant patient base.

318 South College Avenue in Newark, DE This upcoming facility will feature state-of-the-art design and amenities, including ample parking and added green spaces with new landscaping. Located in a bustling area with easy access to the University of Delaware and surrounding communities, this site offers visibility and convenience.

Join a Thriving Healthcare Hub Lang Development Group is dedicated to creating environments that benefit both practitioners and their patients. Whether you’re looking to relocate, expand, or know someone seeking a prime medical space, our facilities at Becks Woods and 318 South College Avenue offer unmatched opportunities.

Don’t miss your chance to be part of a community dedicated to wellness and excellence. Contact Lang Development Group today at 301-731-1340 to learn more about our available and upcoming medical spaces. Let us help you find the perfect location to grow your practice and serve your patients in the best possible way.