segallgroup.com • RETAIL ORIENTED SM Members of the International Council of Shopping Centers and Realty Resources. FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT: Jamie Lanham [email protected]410.336.0138 CELL 410.753.3000 OFFICE S 202.833.3830 OFFICE 1600 Wilson Boulevard Suite 930 Arlington, VA 22209 SEGALL GROUP COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE 410.753.3000 OFFICE 605 South Eden Street Suite 200 Baltimore, MD 21231 RETAIL PROPERTY for lease 1900 E Lombard Street BALTIMORE, MD 21231 All information herein was obtained from sources deemed reliable. This information is subject to change. No warranty is made as to it’s accuracy. OVERVIEW 1900 E Lombard is a dynamic new mixed use project containing commercial, residential and retail space located in Upper Fells Point, minutes away from the Inner Harbor, Harbor East, Fells Point, Canton and the Johns Hopkins Medical Campus. FEATURING SIZE Parish Hall: 9,000 square feet Former Church: 14,000 square feet AVAILABILITY Immediate ZONING Residential/Commercial PENDING TRAFFIC COUNTS 31,621 AADT - E Lombard Street DEMOGRAPHICS AT A GLANCE 2016 DEMOGRAPHICS 2.88 SQUARE MILES Population 47,713 No. Households 21,311 Average HH Income $87,600 Median Age 33.5 Daytime Population 36,622
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s e g a l l g r o u p . c o m • R E TA I L O R I E N T E DSM
Members of the International Council of Shopping Centers and Realty Resources.
SEGALL GROUP COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE410.753.3000 OFFICE
605 South Eden StreetSuite 200Baltimore, MD 21231
R E T A I L P R O P E R T Y
for lease 1900 E Lombard StreetBALTIMORE, MD 21231
All information herein was obtained from sources deemed reliable. This information is subject to change. No warranty is made as to it’s accuracy.
OVERVIEW
1900 E Lombard is a dynamic new mixed use project containing commercial, residential and retail space located in Upper Fells Point, minutes away from the Inner Harbor, Harbor East, Fells Point, Canton and the Johns Hopkins Medical Campus.
FEATURINGSIZE Parish Hall: 9,000 square feet
Former Church: 14,000 square feet
AVAILABILITY Immediate
ZONING Residential/Commercial PENDING
TRAFFIC COUNTS 31,621 AADT - E Lombard Street
DEMOGRAPHICS AT A GLANCE2016 DEMOGRAPHICS 2.88 SQUARE MILES
Population 47,713
No. Households 21,311
Average HH Income $87,600
Median Age 33.5
Daytime Population 36,622
R E T A I L P R O P E R T Y
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Members of the International Council of Shopping Centers and Realty Resources.
SEGALL GROUP COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE410.753.3000 OFFICE
605 South Eden StreetSuite 200Baltimore, MD 21231
OVERVIEW 1900 E Lombard Street • Baltimore, MD 21231
Proximity to Johns Hopkins Medical Campus
1900 E Lombard is a dynamic new mixed use project containing commercial, residential and retail space located on the shadow of the Johns Hopkins Hospital campus and Forest City-New East Baltimore. Johns Hopkins and Forest City are creating an 80 acre, $1 billion, state-of-the-art technology park that at completion will also include 1,200 homes, a hotel and Baltimore City’s fi rst new public school in 20 years. Johns Hopkins Medicine has more than 42,000* full-time equivalent
employees which makes it one of the largest private employers in Maryland. It is estimated that Johns Hopkins Medicine has approximately 2.8 million* annual visits. 1900 E Lombard is just to the North of the Historic districts of Canton and Fell’s Point, sub markets which have 20,010 employees and almost the same number residents at 18,405, with an Average Household Income of $100,227. 1900 E Lombard is a unique opportunity, combining over a 150 years’ worth of history of the Catholic Church with the rapidly and ever expanding JHU and Canton and Fell’s Point markets.
*Source: Johns Hopkins Medicine, Excellence and Discovery – An Overview
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Members of the International Council of Shopping Centers and Realty Resources.
SEGALL GROUP COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE410.753.3000 OFFICE
605 South Eden StreetSuite 200Baltimore, MD 21231
NEWS 1900 E Lombard Street • Baltimore, MD 21231
St. Joseph Brewery & Public House
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Old is meeting new at a just-opened bar in downtown Indianapolis.
A group of restaurateurs recently renovated St Joseph’s Church and converted it into a brewery.
“Looking around and seeing that I’m in a church, but it’s turned into a brewery, it’s pretty cool,” said Mariana Luna while sitting at the bar.
It was she and her friends’ fi rst time walking into the 136-year-old converted building.
They fell in love with the space at fi rst sight.
“It looked really nicely put together and I really liked how they integrated a new modern brewery feel, but keeping the historic aspects of the original church,” said Alex Baucco.
That’s the feeling co-owner Karl Mann says he was going for.
“Why not keep history alive? Why let a beautiful building like this go and fall apart?” asked Mann, rhetorically.
When Mann and his business partners purchased the building in 2014, the former Catholic church was crumbling. He says the key to renovating the 12,000 square foot space was keeping its character.
“I think I love it. We put a lot of thought in it,” said Mann.
“A genius idea,” said Joe Everhart who represented the owners in the sale of the property. “You go in and how can you match the space and the experience, the dining experience that these folks are going to have?”
Everhart also lists other historic properties. He says there’s more than enough space downtown for the old and the new.
“Its the great eclectic mix. That’s what people fi nd so interesting. That’s what they’re so happy to be around, that eclectic mix, not only of the architecture, but of the people,” said Everhart.
Many churches are for sale in Indianapolis, including a former Jehovah’s Witness Assembly Hall on Delaware Street, and on Alabama Street, the former First Friends church is now the Englewood Lofts apartments.
Back at St Joseph’s Brewery near the corner of College Avenue and North Street, the bar is made from old pews and fl oor joists, and the brewery is where the pulpit once was.
“It’s a great facility to have a beer in,” said Sean Pierce, while drinking a beer.
Mann says their goal is to have twelve to fourteen of their own beers on tap, they also have a full menu.
Published: May 15, 2015, 9:24 pm | Updated: May 16, 2015, 5:08 pmhttp://wishtv.com/2015/05/15/bibles-traded-for-beers-at-st-josephs-brewery/
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