Dynamic Design Enterprises is a private-label that manufactures for Nordstrom and other retailers. Along with its sister company SWC Inc., which will be sharing its Laurel space, the company licenses to the well-known brands Bollé Tennis Wear and Pebble Beach Golf Wear. The company will be moving from Columbia, MD and expanding its operations. "We look forward to moving into this new facility, which will enable us, for the first time, to bring customers to our new corporate offices and showroom," says Dynamic Design's Hilton Gluck.

Howard County Council Chairman Guy Guzzone credits the developer with seeing the economic potential of the area. "Gingery has been one of the pioneers in the ongoing revitalization of the Route One corridor," says Guzzone.

Gingery began developing the Whiskey Bottom Trade Center in the late 1980s. Building A, with 63,000 sf, was completed in 1988 while Building B, providing an additional 62,000 sf, was completed in 1999. Both buildings are fully leased.

Construction on Building C began last October. It features 24-foot ceilings, loading docks, extra power capacity, fiber optic capability with extra conduit, extensive skylighting for a "loft" look, and six-inch-thick reinforced concrete slab flooring.

The Gingery Development Group is a privately held development entity founded in 1938. It administers its own portfolio of over 3 million sf of office, industrial, retail and multifamily projects in five states.