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Wes Schuman Celebrates 35 Years in Residential Construction and Real Estate
Marquis Who's Who® - February 14, 2025
Wes Schuman is a custom home builder with expertise in commercial real estate and development. Mr. Schuman has been included in Marquis Who. As in all Marquis Who biographical volumes, individuals profiled are selected on the basis of current reference value. Factors such as position, noteworthy accomplishments, visibility, and prominence in a field are all taken into account during the selection process.
Mr. Schuman is a distinguished figure in the real estate industry, known for his expertise in residential and commercial real estate development. As the owner of multiple businesses since 1989, he has demonstrated remarkable leadership and dedication to his craft. His hands-on approach and active involvement in all aspects of his work have fostered a supportive and collaborative environment within his companies. With a commitment to excellence, he has successfully managed large developments and facilitated sales for both client-owned and national builders, with his commercial properties standing as a testament to his commitment to quality.
A Place Most Peaceful
What's Up? Media - April 25, 2024
Probably one of the most unique aspects of living on Maryland’s Eastern Shore is its topography and how you can be motoring past acres of unfolding farmland and yet be minutes from the nearest sandy beach along a scenic waterway.
That beachy, bucolic vibe is what this month’s feature home is all about. Located in Trappe, this spacious coastal farmhouse-style residence affords access to the open waters of the Choptank River and is the fruition of a dream for a pair of empty nesters.
We had a chance to talk to the builder of this special residence, Wes Schuman, owner of Red Oak Properties, to get the details on how the dream was achieved.
24 new townhomes coming to Trappe
The Star Democrat - January 9, 2021
TRAPPE — Twenty four townhouses in downtown Trappe have been approved by the town and are slated to be built and sold this year.
The homes will be constructed off Maple Avenue, just behind the small W. Maple Avenue commercial strip, which hosts the hairdresser Inspire Salon, office space for Habitat for Humanity, and four other companies.
Red Oak Point Investments built the W. Maple Avenue commercial strip and finished the job in 2020. The infrastructure was already there, as the building was originally built around 2006, but it was foreclosed in 2007 until Red Oak and other investors bought the property up.
Trappe embraces downtown revitalization
Dorchester Star - December 20, 2019
TRAPPE — Walking through downtown, one sees dining, workplace, shopping, and real estate options as the revitalization of Trappe has come in full swing.
With the opening of Momma Maria’s, Coffee Trappe, the headquarters of Habitat for Humanity, and the expansion of Salon Inspire, tourists and residents now have places to go and live.
Tom Mitchell, the owner of several buildings in the area including Momma Maria’s and Coffee Trappe, has owned a farm on Chancellor Point for the past 20 years and has spent much of that time back and forth from there and Easton.