Baltimore County Ripe for Redevelopment

Baltimore County is seeing a tremendous number of redevelopment projects. The former Sparrows Point steel mill will be transformed into a transportation, logistics and manufacturing hub. Greenberg Gibbons Commercial Corp is turning the former Solo Cup factory in Owings Mills into a $140M office and retail development, Foundry Row, anchored by Wegman’s. In White Marsh, Chesapeake Real Estate Group has signed up American Tire Distributors and Carpet Consultants at its warehouse, distribution and office facility Crossroads @95. That's why we're excited to host our Bisnow The Future of Baltimore County at the Radisson North Baltimore July 14. Networking starts at 7:30am and the panel starts at 8:30am. Sign up here.

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