Incomplete Bond Street Wharf Gets Another Tenant

BALTIMORE-The nearly complete $20-million Bond Street Wharf building is now leased at more than one-third of its 210,000-sf capacity with Brown Investment Advisory & Trust Co.’s agreement to take on 22,000 sf for its office relocation. The investment consulting company has signed a 10-year lease on the space, which occupies 2.6 acres on the 1600 block of Thames Street, and plans to move in November. While the value of the lease is not being disclosed, leasing agent Colliers Pinkard lists the building’s annual rental rate at between $26.50 and $29.50 per-sf

Brown joins RTKL Associates, architect of the Bond Street project, as a pre-leased tenant. RTKL will move into 50,000 sf of space in the six-story brick building. The structure, which was once home to the Terminal Warehouse built in the early 1900s, is being designed to embrace both old and new architectural concepts in an effort to give it a combination antiquated but modern look. The office and retail building is just one feature of developer Struever Bros. Eccles & Rouse Inc.’s $90 million endeavor to create an office, parking garage and residential waterfront community at Fells Point.