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Recognition + Awards

Greenberg Gibbons’ award-winning projects and expert team members have received both national and regional attention for a wide variety of reasons, from deal-making to environmental innovation.

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Company Awards

  • 2025 The Daily Record’s “Top 100 Women” given to Sally Hebner
  • 2024 “Baltimore Sun Top Workplaces” given to Greenberg Gibbons
  • 2024 “IREM” Designation given to Turf Valley Towne Square
  • 2024 “LEED Gold” given to Reisterstown Shopping Center Self-Storage
  • 2024 The Daily Record’s “2024 Most Admired CEO” given to Brian Gibbons
  • 2024 The Jewish Times’ “Best Shopping Center” given to Hunt Valley Towne Centre
  • 2024 Baltimore Child’s “Best Place to Shop with Kids” given to The Shops at Kenilworth
  • 2024-2025 The Daily Record’s “2024-2025 Power 100 Award” given to Brian Gibbons
  • 2022 “Maryland Sustainable Growth Award” given to Greenberg Gibbons by the Maryland Department of Planning for their renovation of the Towson Armory at Towson Row
  • 2022 the Baltimore Business Journal’s “40 under 40” recognition given to Alex Laperouse
  • 2022 NAIOP Maryland Award of Excellence given to Towson Row for Best Adaptive Reuse – Warehouse/Office Redevelopment
  • 2021 the Baltimore Business Journal’s “40 under 40” recognition given to Eric Walter
  • 2021 the Baltimore Business Journal’s “Power 10 CEO Awards” recognition given to Brian Gibbons
  • 2021 The Daily Record’s “Power 100 List” recognition given to Brian Gibbons.
  • 2020 “Baltimore Sun Business and Civic Hall of Fame” honor given to Brian Gibbons.
  • 2019 “Best of Real Estate” award from The Baltimore Business Journal
  • 2019 “Influential Marylanders” award from The Daily Record to Brian Gibbons
  • 2018 “Best Retail” Award of Excellence from NAIOP Maryland for Foundry Row
  • 2017 “Most Admired CEO” recognition from The Daily Record to Brian Gibbons his leadership and professionalism
  • 2017 “Real Estate Inc. Award” recognition from The Baltimore Business Journal, for the development of Foundry Row, the renovation of the Shops at Kenilworth, the acquisition of Reisterstown Shopping Center and the Avalon Hunt Valley apartment complex at Hunt Valley Towne Centre
  • 2016 “Real Estate Inc. Award” recognition from The Baltimore Business Journal, for LifeBridge Health’s lease at Foundry Row
  • 2015 “Influential Marylanders” award from The Daily Record to Brian Gibbons and Erwin Greenberg
  • 2014 “People Who Make a Difference,” award from What’s Up Annapolis, for Brian Gibbons’ and Erwin Greenberg’s community involvement
  • 2013 “Person to Watch” award to Brian Gibbons from Baltimore Business Journal
  • 2013 “Distinguished Citizen Award” to Brian Gibbons from Boy Scouts of America’s Baltimore Area Council
  • 2012 “Merit Award” from the American Society of Landscape Architects’ Potomac/Maryland Chapter, for Hunt Valley Towne Centre
  • 2011 “Best Real Estate Deals of the Year Award” from the Baltimore Business Journal, for Foundry Row
  • 2011 “Economic Development Redevelopment Project Award” from the Maryland Economic Development Association, for Annapolis Towne Centre, with the Anne Arundel Economic Development Council
  • 2010 “WaveMaker Award” for unique, innovative and visionary development from the Urban Land Institute, for Annapolis Towne Centre
  • 2010 “Project of the Year Award” from the Land Development Council of the Homebuilders Association of Maryland, for Annapolis Towne Centre
  • 2009 “Phoenix Award” for excellence in brownfield remediation from the Pheonix Awards Institute, for Annapolis Towne Centre
  • 2009 “Heavy Hitters Award” for redevelopment from the Baltimore Business Journal, for Annapolis Towne Centre