As Dover city leaders weigh how to reshape the downtown’s future, two notable properties have been sold for a combined $2.68 million in the last few months.
WILMINGTON – Writing a business plan for a woman-owned business? The Women’s Business Center at True Access Capital wants to help. The H.E.R. Business Plan Competition, sponsored by True Access […]
WILMINGTON – The city recently saw one of its most high-profile real estate losses since the COVID-19 pandemic began, after the Citizens Bank Center on Rodney Square changed hands following […]
Protests spurred by the killing of an unarmed black Minnesota man during an arrest by police deteriorated into rioting and looting in downtown Wilmington and the Dover Mall over the […]
J.D. Power last week released its 2018 study of customer satisfaction with retail banks. The study gathered responses from 88,000 customers of the 200 largest banks in the country. Northwest […]
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Two properties on Loockerman Street in Downtown Dover sold earlier this year, amid city leaders questions of what the next chapter for the district includes. | DBT PHOTO BY KATIE TABELING[/caption]