Published 1 year ago

Port Covington's 'Baltimore Peninsula' project expects to sign two tenants before 2023

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The 235-acre project has already started getting commercial tenants. Two new housing complexes will be Rye House and 250 Mission, and leasing is set to start in the first quarter of 2023. A custom mural by local artist Saba Hamdi will be displayed on a 40-foot shipping container.

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CBS News

Port Covington to be rebranded as 'Baltimore Peninsula'

Baltimore's Port Covington neighborhood is getting a makeover.

1 year ago

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The Business Journals

Port Covington's 'Baltimore Peninsula' project expects to sign two tenants before 2023

The leases, "just tells you how impactful Baltimore Peninsula is," a broker who is heading up leasing at the project told the audience at the Baltimore Business Journal's "South Baltimore: Built for Impact" event on Tuesday.

1 year ago·United States

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The Baltimore Sun

Port Covington renamed Baltimore Peninsula, ushering in new brand and new chapter

Port Covington, the once-industrial South Baltimore waterfront, is getting a new name to go with its future as a place to live, work, shop and gather. As of Tuesday, the massive development south of Interstate 95 will be called Baltimore Peninsula.

1 year ago·Baltimore, United States

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WMAR

Port Covington is now "Baltimore Peninsula"

Goodbye

1 year ago

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thebaltimorebanner.com

Port Covington has a new name: Baltimore Peninsula

The change, made public this week, is an attempt by new developers at the New York-based MAG Partners and the San Francisco-based MacFarlane Partners to turn a page on a contentious project that has faced delays, turnover and public criticism for its heavy reliance on subsidies.

1 year ago

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Maryland Daily Record

Port Covington project gets a new life — as Baltimore Peninsula

The companies behind the Port Covington project announced a new name plus a new strategic vision for the 235-acre mixed-use development.The post Port Covington project gets a new life — as Baltimore Peninsula first appeared on Maryland Daily Record.

1 year ago

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