Sagamore Development Company

Baltimore Mixed-Use Megaproject Gets $189M Loan

The first phase of Sagamon and Goldman Sachs’ $5.5 billion Port Covington waterfront development landed the financing from Bank OZK.

Baltimore’s Port Covington Ramps Up After Financing Boost

The $5.5 billion project is kicking off vertical construction on more than 1.1 million square feet of mixed-use space.

Port Covington’s Impact on the Baltimore Office Market

Weller Development President Marc Weller contends that strategically located projects can attract new businesses and bolster leasing activity, despite Baltimore’s recent oversupply struggles. He also shares future plans for the 235-acre megadevelopment.

Ripe for Renewal: How Redevelopment Efforts Are Reshaping the Urban Core

Conversations about Baby Boomers, Generation X and Millennials often focus on their differences, but millions of people in each cohort share something crucial: an inclination to seek out dynamic urban environments.

Avison Young Hires New Principals

Meet commercial real estate finance specialists Wesley Boatwright, Jonathan Goldstein and Michael Yavinsky, the trio that brings more than 60 years of industry experience combined to the firm.

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Goldman Sachs Joins $5.5B Baltimore Revitalization Project

The financial company’s Urban Investment Group is contributing $233 million for the construction of Port Covington, a 235-acre master-planned development on the city’s waterfront. The commitment marks the fund’s largest single private equity investment ever.

Sagamore Pendry Baltimore Opens Its Doors

The 128-key luxury Beaux Arts-style hotel is located in one of the best-preserved historic areas in the U.S.

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Sagamore Development Unveils Port Covington at ICSC

A $5.5 billion redeveloped Port Covington will mean thousands of new jobs, businesses, better transit, 42 acres of parks, new space for manufacturing, innovation and entrepreneurship, as well as new ways to reach the waterfront for Baltimore City residents.