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Baltimore Peninsula’s Rye St. Market adds new tenant
An aerial view of Baltimore Peninsula, 235-acre redevelopment project in South Baltimore. (Courtesy of MAG Partners)
Baltimore Peninsula’s Rye St. Market adds new tenant
Listen to this articleA real estate services firm has finalized a deal with the Baltimore Peninsula development team for leased space in the city’s Rye Street Market.
Newmark, headquartered in New York, signed the lease for 4,550 square feet of office space, Baltimore Peninsula announced Tuesday.
The deal marks the second lease “with a major company” at Rye Street Market within the last month, according to a Baltimore Peninsula statement.
Rye Street Market, a mixed-use complex considered “the heart and soul” of the Baltimore Peninsula, features three buildings with boutique offices, retail and food options, water views and social gathering spaces.
Newmark is Rye Street Market’s latest tenant, joining Chambers, the Baltimore Ravens, Disaranno, Longeviti Neuro Solutions, One Bar Mining and Volo Sports.
“Rye Street Market is well positioned to meet the needs of tenants across the market, and we’re excited to see increasing leasing momentum that demonstrates the strength of our product,“ said MaryAnne Gilmartin, Founder and CEO of MAG Partners, a leader on Baltimore Peninsula’s development team.
“This is the perfect neighborhood for young, emerging talent, with everything they need in a community, from top-notch dining to leading companies to unmatched waterfront views, all located right at their fingertips.”
Jersey Mike’s, Pinky Cole’s Slutty Vegan, Bar Vegan, Live-K Karaoke and Urbano Tex-Mex are set to open at the shopping and retail market later this year, according to a Baltimore Peninsula release.
