Hyatt Commercial has completed a new office lease at 19638 Leitersburg Pike in Hagerstown, Maryland, placing national workforce solutions and staffing firm Staffmark in a recently renovated suite at the property. Staffmark has committed to approximately 1,400 square feet, expanding its physical presence in the Hagerstown area to support its recruiting and staffing platform.
The leasing assignment was handled by Hyatt Commercial brokers Treva Ghattas and Laurie Murphy-Zuiderhof, who represented the landlord in the transaction. According to the firm, the office suite had been on the market for only three months before Staffmark executed the lease, reflecting the space’s appeal to professional office users.
The suite at 19638 Leitersburg Pike has been recently renovated and is described as offering updated finishes and an efficient floor plan. Those characteristics were positioned to attract professional services tenants seeking a functional, ready-to-use environment rather than a space requiring significant build-out.
Staffmark will use the new Hagerstown office to support its ongoing workforce recruiting and staffing operations across the broader Hagerstown region. The location is intended to help the company continue serving employers and job seekers in the local market through an on-the-ground presence.
Commenting on the broader office landscape, Treva Ghattas, Vice President at Hyatt Commercial, noted that market discussion has often centered on challenges facing the office sector. However, she pointed out that there is still healthy demand for well-maintained, move-in-ready suites under 2,000 square feet, particularly among professional services firms.
Ghattas added that many of these businesses prioritize an attractive, practical workspace that allows them to focus time and resources on running their operations, rather than engaging in a lengthy construction or build-out process. The quick lease-up of the renovated suite at 19638 Leitersburg Pike illustrates how smaller, modernized office spaces can remain competitive in the current environment.
