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A privately-held, family-owned real estate developer and owner/operator of entertainment, gaming, hospitality and related businesses.

Last updated September 10, 2026

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Overview

The Cordish Companies is a privately-held, family-owned real estate developer and owner/operator of operating businesses. Its origins date back to 1910, when Louis Cordish founded the company and began developing in the Baltimore/Washington area. The company encompasses five generations of Cordish family ownership and describes ten major lines of business: Commercial Real Estate, Coworking Spaces, Entertainment Districts, Gaming, Hotels, International Development, Private Equity, Residential, Restaurants and Sports-Anchored Districts. It has expanded its urban planning, development and operating presence from North America to major Asian markets, including China, Japan and Taiwan.

History

The Cordish Companies' origins date back to 1910, when Louis Cordish founded the company and began developing in the Baltimore/Washington area. Louis' son, Paul Cordish, joined in 1933, helping grow the company's developments while also founding Cordish & Cordish, the company's in-house legal division. Paul's son David joined in 1963 and assumed leadership of the companies in the late 1960s, serving as Chairman and CEO since that time. All three of David's sons - Jonathan, Blake and Reed - have been partners in the business for decades, with responsibilities over finance, real estate development and entertainment operations respectively. David's stepson, Jonathan Sinex, oversees the family's private equity investment business. The company encompasses five generations of privately-held, Cordish family ownership.

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    Cordish sues Dick’s Last Resort over unpaid rent[5]

    Cordish is suing Dick’s Last Resort and guarantors in U.S. District Court of Maryland, alleging unpaid rent and other payments and seeking about $581,000 including damages.

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