The Baltimore Sun

Under Armour’s exit from Locust Point could uproot community garden

Locust Point residents are fighting Under Armour’s plans to leave a beloved community garden vulnerable to development when the sports brand sells off its headquarters property in the South Baltimore ...
Baltimore Fishbowl

Locust Point bridge gets colorful makeover and new neighborhood signage

A bridge in Locust Point that spans Key Highway has received a colorful makeover as part of an ongoing neighborhood ...
PE Hub

Locust Point is said to seek $250 mln Fund I

Locust Point is said to be in market with first fund Locust Point has yet to pick placement agent: source Ex-Contemporary Healthcare execs launched Locust Point Locust Point Capital is in the market ...
The Baltimore Sun

Neighborhood profile: Locust Point in South Baltimore began as a port of entry for European immigrants. Its demographics still reflect that.

Editor’s note: This article is part of The Sun’s City of Neighborhoods series, spotlighting Baltimore communities. Austin Presley said a year ago he moved from Clarksville to Locust Point in South ...
The Daily Record (Maryland)

Amid lagging office market, future of Under Armour’s Locust Point property is unclear

Under Armour’s development of its global headquarters, from a campus nestled in a northern corner of the Locust Point peninsula to a new development in South Baltimore, has raised questions about ...
QSR magazine

THB Bagelry & Deli to Open Locust Point Location

THB Bagelry & Deli announced the grand opening of its seventh location at 1602 Whetstone Way in Locust Point’s McHenry Row, scheduled for February 15. This marks the third location in Baltimore City ...
The Business Journals

Restaurant roundup: Restaurant inspired by Prohibition era opens in Locust Point

To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. Locust Point has a new restaurant inspired by the ...
The Business Journals

Under Armour's eventual exit from Locust Point could put community garden in jeopardy

To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. Preview this article 1 min The Locust Point Community ...