Realty firm rebuilding community

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While some businesses listen to their customers, Duke Realty Inc. asks them for suggestions.

Estimated to cost around $150 million, the 184-acre project known as “Chesapeake Commerce Center,” had its name selected from about 200 entries from community members. Part of its development of the former General Motors plant on Broening Highway in Southeast Baltimore, Indianapolis-based Duke Realty has actively involved residents in the rehabilitation of the property.

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