Baltimore State of the Market

What You'll Learn

• Growing Baltimore: What is in the development pipeline for the increasingly popular neighborhoods of Inner Harbor, Downtown, Mount Vernon, Fells Point, etc.? What new submarkets are seeing more opportunities from developers and investors?
• What new players are acquiring Baltimore projects? Are there certain asset classes that are gaining more attraction in the city?
• What types of partnerships are being formed to help improve the neighborhoods? Are there certain collaborations that are assisting with the challenges of rising costs and labor shortages for new projects?
• Office-to-residential conversions are a hot trend in the commercial real estate industry right now. How are Baltimore developers making headway in pivoting assets and developing noteworthy projects in a sustainable fashion?
• With an increase in the hospitality & retail sector in the city, what types of opportunities could this present for owners and investors? What types of benefits are developers and investors seeing in their mixed-use projects as they evolve retail or hotel components into their development plans?

How You'll Do More Commercial Real Estate Business in Baltimore: 

With the newly renovated CFG Bank Arena and Harbor Points Phase III, the city of Baltimore is seeing a tremendous amount of growth and opportunities! With about 2.8 million residents and major companies located in the city like Exelon, Morgan Stanley, and Under Armour, developers, investors and other businesses are bringing in big projects to hit growing demands while also overcoming today's economic challenges. Join Baltimore's biggest influencers and executives as they discuss the newest projects, hottest neighborhoods, market challenges, and much more!

Projects, Activity, and Achievements -- 

​Seawall Development has acquired a 3.5-acre industrial outdoor storage site at 2600 Sisson Street in the Remington section of Baltimore for $5 million

Seawall Pitches 200 Units, 125K SF Of Office In Early Sisson Street East Design​

Weekend Interview: Thibault Manekin On Real Estate's Power To Unite​

Amtrak selected Penn Station Partners, a joint venture between Cross Street Partners and Beatty Development Group, to steer a planned transformation of Penn Station

The former Baltimore Traction Company Car Barn, an 1891 landmark in East Baltimore, will be preserved and renovated for potential commercial uses, under a plan announced on Tuesday by Cross Street Partners and Beatty Development Group

Unique Under Armour HQ using mass timber for structure, led by architectural firm Gensler

Who You’ll Meet: Baltimore's top owners, developers investors, brokers, construction, designers, architects, financial institutions and more!

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