Baltimore Peninsula

?? Calling all job seekers! Jersey Mike's is cooking up some amazing job opportunities for their new location in Baltimore Peninsula! The Baltimore City Mayor's Office of Employment Development is hosting a job fair next week to hire line cooks and sandwich technicians for the Jersey Mike's Grand Opening next month???? ??? Tuesday, November 26 ??301 Mission Blvd (2nd floor conference room) ?? 10am to 2pm Register for the job fair here: https://bit.ly/3OjavNx ???? Ages 15+ #BaltimorePeninsula #HiringNow #JobAlert #JerseyMikes

On Veterans Day, the development team for Baltimore Peninsula wants to honor and recognize those who have served and continue to serve our country in the armed services. We thank our colleague Claudia Jolin for her service and proudly celebrate her continued dedication to community in Baltimore. MAG Partners LP

Today, we're proud to dedicate Elijah's Park! ???? Many partners were involved in bringing this living memorial to Congressman Elijah Cummings to life. In partnership with Brandon M. Scott, Baltimore City Recreation & Parks, Comptroller Bill Henry, and the Baltimore Peninsula Partnership, we were grateful for the opportunity to thank the numerous community members who helped design, build and beautify Elijah's Park. This 28,000-square-foot public park features: ?? A beautiful new mural by local artists Jessie & Katey ?? A playground designed by Danish firm MONSTRUM ?? A Black Lives Matter-inspired mosaic by The Choice Program at UMBC As Mayor Brandon Scott said, "It is our hope that this park reminds residents and visitors alike of one of Baltimore’s greatest public servants and honors his legacy for years to come. #BaltimoreDevelopment #ElijahsPark PI.KL Studio Claudia Jolin Chenire Harrell-Carter MAG Partners LP

Check out my recent blog post “Baltimore Peninsula: A Transformative Development” at https://lnkd.in/g6EbhMr9 where I share the story of my recent tour of Baltimore Peninsula with members of its development team. An excerpt is included here: A 235-acre redevelopment project, Baltimore Peninsula is transforming a former industrial area that was known as Port Covington, into a vibrant, live-work-play community and destination. In addition to creating a once-in-a-lifetime project with enormous potential for the private sector, the developers of Baltimore Peninsula are committed to uplifting the surrounding South Baltimore neighborhoods and the city as a whole. Kevin Plank, the Founder and CEO of Under Armour and a native of Baltimore, is accustomed to prevailing against great odds. He dreamt of creating a powerhouse sports-related apparel brand from scratch, of uplifting a hometown plagued by poverty and decades of underinvestment, and of transforming what some would say was a decrepit industrial eye-sore into an economic engine that could improve the lives of the residents of some of the most underserved areas of Baltimore. Plank’s success in creating Under Armour is well known, but the value creation that has materialized as a result of his unwavering commitment to Baltimore Peninsula is not yet common knowledge. As a real estate attorney who eats, sleeps, and breathes the inherent potential of every real estate transaction, I marveled at Baltimore Peninsula, and felt compelled to learn more. The following is the story of how Baltimore Peninsula was launched. The transformation of Port Covington began in 2012 when Kevin Plank started buying property there. At the time, according to Baltimore Brew, Port Covington was the site of a printing plant, a vacant Sam’s Club, and lots of cheap property. In 2016, Plank was able to secure $660M in public financing to help him reinvent Port Covington into a world-class waterfront community anchored by a multi-million SF Under Armour campus. In exchange, Plank agreed to fund a public/private partnership to support the surrounding underserved South Baltimore communities by providing amenities, facilities, workforce training, and small business loans. The next five years were characterized by setbacks, turmoil, and challenges for both Under Armour and the project that would come to be known as Baltimore Peninsula. A new development team — MAG Partners LP, MacFarlane Partners, Plank’s Sagamore Ventures, and Goldman Sachs Urban Investment Group — coalesced in early 2022. In November of that year, Port Covington was relegated to the dustbin of history, as online media outlet Technically announced: “Port Covington is no more. Meet Baltimore Peninsula.” Read about what happened next at https://lnkd.in/g6EbhMr9 Photo: Courtesy of Baltimore Peninsula

Introducing Vessel, the coolest new cocktail lounge in Baltimore. Located on the third floor of ROOST, Vessel's design is anchored in our neighborhood's rich maritime history. Drawing inspiration from ports of call around the world, Vessel offers delicious small plates, meticulously crafted cocktails, and serene views of the waterfront for hotel guests and visitors alike. Cheers & welcome to the neighborhood, Vessel!

We're thrilled to celebrate Chenire Harrell-Carter, Director of Community and Experiences at MAG Partners LP, for being named one of The Baltimore Sun's 25 Women to Watch in 2024! Her commitment to fostering growth and opportunity in the Baltimore Peninsula community, particularly the six nearby neighborhoods, is making a lasting impact. Chenire’s leadership and vision continue to shape Baltimore Peninsula as a place where people can build their dreams and create lasting legacies.Congratulations, Chenire! ?? Read more here: https://lnkd.in/eXHd59vJ #WomenInLeadership #BaltimorePeninsula #CommunityImpact #25WomenToWatch #Leadership

?? Don’t miss the latest No Pix After Dark episode featuring the incredible Pinky Cole! In this exclusive conversation, Pinky shares her journey from growing up in Baltimore to becoming a powerhouse entrepreneur and partner here at Baltimore Peninsula. She talks about the city's talent, resilience, and why coming back home means so much to her. ?? ?? Catch the full episode here: https://spoti.fi/47NU5FI #NoPixAfterDark #PinkyCole #BaltimorePeninsula #PodcastAlert

Thank you to The Baltimore Sun for highlighting the history of the Baltimore Peninsula. The development is an exciting new chapter for the harbor and the city. #BaltimorePeninsula #UrbanDevelopment #ExploreBaltimore #Community #UnderArmour https://lnkd.in/ejZR8cgN

Exciting news! Disaronno International USA has officially relocated its marketing, finance, and executive teams from New Jersey to Baltimore Peninsula! Partnering with MAG Partners LP and The Verve Partnership, we’re thrilled to unveil their sleek new office space at Sagamore Spirit, boasting stunning waterfront views of their “crown jewel” distillery. As highlighted by the Baltimore Business Journal, Disaronno’s relocation marks a key milestone in their North American expansion. The new 6,480 sq. ft. office will house 24 employees, with CEO Robert Cullins emphasizing the prime location at Baltimore Peninsula. The space offers stunning views of the Sagamore Spirit distillery, reflecting the area’s growth as a vibrant hub for business and culture. ?? Read more here: https://bit.ly/4e5ZIBz A big shoutout to J C Porter Construction for bringing this vision to life! #BaltimorePeninsula #Disaronno #BaltimoreMD #SagamoreSpirit

Earlier this week, our Senior Vice President of Operations in Baltimore,?Rob Boidock, served as a panelist at ACG Maryland’s September Meeting alongside Erik Howard of CFG Bank, Luke Tilley of Wilmington Trust, Dan Callihan of Newmark, and Ted Millspaugh of Venable LLP. Hosted at CFG Bank’s new headquarters in Baltimore Peninsula, this panel of industry experts shared their insights with ACG members about navigating the dynamic landscape of commercial real estate. Drawing from his extensive experience at Baltimore Peninsula, Rob shared invaluable perspectives on the Mid-Atlantic market. Rob highlighted Baltimore's strategic advantages: a low cost of living, excellent transportation access, and a wealth of fresh investment opportunities. He also emphasized the untapped potential in the region, along with innovative strategies to attract tenants—such as a waterfront location and a diverse merchandising mix—and compete in the aggressive leasing market. Kudos to Rob for shedding light on the bright future of commercial real estate in Baltimore!