Sports Authority Signs at Foundry Row

Yesterday, H&R Retail’s Geoff Mackler (with colleague David Ward) told us his company signed Sports Authority to join LA Fitness and Wegmans at Greenberg Gibbons' Foundry Row. As for retail in the city, he says Caves Valley’s project at Key Highway and Lawrence Street (Walgreens will open on the ground floor in April and MedStar will take occupancy of the top two in May) will set the high bar for multi-level, non-residential development in Federal Hill. That neighborhood also is getting a shot in the arm from Solstice Partners, War Horse, and Bozzuto’s planned residential project a block away at Lawrence and Fort Avenue.

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