Who owns JK Moving?

Who owns JK Moving?

Charles Kuhn founded JK Moving Services more than three decades ago. Even then, at the age of 16, Kuhn saw that the moving industry was in need of change. With few regulations or industry standards, the young entrepreneur set out to create a company that was committed to providing superior customer service.

Who is Chuck Kuhn?

Chuck Kuhn, CEO and founder of JK Moving. The Kuhn family has put a contract on 42 acres in Saint Louis, one of the first African-American townships in Loudoun County. As part of the buying process, the Kuhns are conducting a study of the site, which is currently owned by the developer Mojax.

When was JK Moving founded?

Kuhn founded JK Moving in 1982 at the age of 16 when he went to W.T. Woodson High School in Annandale. Almost 40 years later, JK Moving is now based in Loudoun County and is one of the largest employers in the county. In 1997, Kuhn founded Capital Relocation Services LLC, which provides global moving services.

Who bought Middleburg Academy?

Chuck Kuhn, founder and CEO of JK Moving Services, and his wife Stacy Kuhn, announced Thursday they have purchased the 90-acre property that housed Middleburg Academy, and are in final negotiations to lease the building to a private school operator.

How much did Middleburg Academy sell for?

An April 29 auction was planned for the Middleburg Academy property, with a starting bid set at $5.75 million. According to the county parcel database, the property is assessed at $9.5 million. Kuhn’s purchase price has not been disclosed.

Why did Middleburg Academy close?

One of Loudoun’s oldest private schools has closed its doors. Leaders of the Middleburg Academy announced June 11 they lack the resources to keep the school going in the face of low enrollment, high financial aid requests and significant long-term financial needs.

Is Middleburg Academy for Sale?

The Middleburg Academy property will head to public auction April 29, with the opening bid starting at $5.75 million. Tranzon will auction the 89-acre property at 11 a.m. April 29 on location and online.

When did Middleburg Academy close?

Middleburg Academy was founded in 1965. Originally a girls boarding school, in 1990 it became a co-educational day school. In 2000, the school was purchased by the Board of Trustees and in 2009 became a fully independent, nonsectarian school. It closed in June 2020.