MAG PartnersandMacFarlane Partnersaresteadily filling out theirBaltimore Peninsuladevelopment with office tenants, with the latest being real estate services firmNewmark. Newmark inked a 4,550-square-foot lease for 301 Mission Boulevard atRye Street Market, a four-building complex in the middle of Baltimore Peninsula, Commercial Observer has learned. The project’s development team, aside from MAG and MacFarlane, also includesSagamore Venturesand aGoldman Sachsaffiliate.Cushman & Wakefield’sCourtenay Jenkins,Linn Worthington,Matt MelnickandRich Thomasrepresented the landlord in the deal.“Rye Street Market is well positioned to meet the needs of tenants across the market, and we’re excited to see increasing leasing momentum that demonstrates the strength of our product,“ saidMaryAnne Gilmartin, MAG Partners founder and CEO. A representative for Newmark did not immediately respond to a request for comment.The lease is the developers’ second at Rye Street Market within the last 30 days.PricewaterhouseCoopersin mid-May signed a 23,000-square-foot downsizing lease at 301 Mission Boulevard, joining other tenants there like theBaltimore Ravensand design firmChambers. Gilmartin, meanwhile,recently sat down with Commercial Observerto discuss several multifamily developments her firm is rolling out in New York, as well as the latest on her firm’s Baltimore plans.
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