A total of seven new retail businesses are slated to open at Baltimore Peninsula by this fall. All of the new businesses—Urbano, Live-K Karaoke, Slurp Noodle Bar, Shinkansen Sushi, Inspire Nail Bar, Blü Cā, and Everbrook Academy—will open in one of the five new buildings that were completed in 2023.
Below is a breakdown of the five buildings and retail in Baltimore Peninsula.
Rye Street Market Office Building
- Urbano Tex-Mex restaurant and bar already had its soft opening
- Live-K Karaoke, “a futuristic karaoke experience with a Japanese barbecue menu,” will open this summer
Retail already open: Slutty Vegan, Bar Vegan, Jersey Mike’s, M&T Bank, Strayer University, and Clydes Restaurant Group event space.
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Rye House Apartment Building
- Slurp Noodle Bar, “a ramen eatery concept serving hand-pulled noodles and traditional Chinese dishes,” will open in May
- Shinkansen Sushi, “a sushi restaurant serving fresh sushi and maki rolls with robot servers,” will open in June
- Inspire Nail Bar will open in the summer
- Blü Cā, a Jamaican fine dining experience with an elevated waterfront concept, is expected to open this fall
Already Open: Ben & Jerry’s
Roost Baltimore Hotel and Apartments
Already Open: Vessel and Little Wing
Coming Soon: Eggspectation, an all-day breakfast chain restaurant
250 Mission Apartment Building
- Everbrook Academy, an early learning center “offering STEAM-based programs for infants through school-age children,” will open by the end of spring
2455 House Street Office Building
Already Open: Daily Grind and Molly’s Dog Care
Coming Soon: A branch of CFG Bank
The five buildings are owned by Sagamore Ventures and Goldman Sachs Urban Investment Group, with the assets now being managed by Hines. The offices spaces are now 75 percent leased.
The rest of the land in the 177-acre Baltimore Peninsula project is now owned by Bank OZK, which is looking to sell it to a new developer.
