Baltimore Penn Station

Development, Owner's Rep


Client

Amtrak

CSP Role

Co-Developer

Contact

Adam Rhoades-Brown, Matt Hugel

Partners

Penn Station Partners

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Penn Station Partners, a Baltimore-based team with global expertise, will revitalize the rich heritage of Baltimore Penn Station and set its future course as a modern, world-class transportation facility.

 This construction will serve as the catalyst to transform surrounding vacant land already owned by Amtrak into a mixed-use, transit-oriented development with up to one million square feet of new office, retail and residential space.

First built in 1911, the last major renovation of Penn Station was completed in 1984 as part of the Northeast Corridor Improvement Project. Penn Station serves as the primary transportation hub in Baltimore, and prior to the pandemic, more than three million Amtrak and MARC passengers moved through the facility each year. The Baltimore Penn Station redevelopment project is designed to expand and modernize the historic landmark to better accommodate passenger growth, significantly improve the customer experience and to create a revitalized civic space that is woven into the fabric of the community.

Penn Station Partners is proposing a multi-phased, mixed-use development that could bring as much as 1.6 million square feet of development to the area. Preliminary concepts include a hotel in the historic station Head House, as well as office and residential space to the north along Lanvale Street, connected by an expanded concourse with new retail opportunities.

Next Stop Baltimore / Penn Station website

In The News: Baltimore Penn Station

01/13/2020

Penn Station Renovation Secures Crucial Funding From State Tax Credit

Baltimore Magazine

11/26/2019

Redevelopment of Baltimore’s Penn Station gets ‘critical’ piece of funding puzzle

The Baltimore Sun

11/25/2019

Penn Station, Martin plant to receive Md. historic preservation tax credits

The Daily Record

10/11/2019

'Baltimore's living room:' Developers present concept for Penn Station redevelopment

Baltimore Business Journal

08/22/2019

This plan aims to help Baltimore’s Penn Station reach its full potential. Will it really happen?

Greater Greater Washington

08/15/2019

Public funds eyed for Penn Station project

The Sun / Pressreader

08/14/2019

Baltimore Penn Station redevelopment will need city, state funding, developer says

Baltimore Sun

08/14/2019

Struever says ambitious Penn Station redevelopment plan needs city, state help

Baltimore Business Journal

04/09/2019

Amtrak to invest $90M in Baltimore Penn Station

Transportation Today

04/04/2019

Amtrak plans $90M Penn Station investment

The Daily Record

04/04/2019

https://www.baltimoresun.com/business/real-estate/bs-bz-amtrack-penn-station-development-20190404-story.html

The Baltimore Sun

04/04/2019

Amtrak Announces Plans To Spend Up To $90M On Penn Station Renovations

WBAL News Radio

04/04/2019

Amtrak reaches deal with developers to invest $90 million into Penn Station

Baltimore Fishbowl

July 31, 2018

Amtrak solicits community's ideas for redevelopment of Baltimore's Penn Station

The Baltimore Sun

July 12, 2018

Penn Station redevelopment to be subject of July 31 public meeting

BBJ

May 9, 2018

Hub planned at Baltimore Penn Station for college students, travelers in new public space

The Baltimore Sun

December 21, 2017

Penn Station Partners selected for Baltimore station modernisation

Railway Gazette

December 21, 2017

Amtrak Picks Group of Developers for Baltimore Penn Station Redevelopment Plan

Bisnow

December 15, 2017

Amtrak Names Team to Lead Plans for Penn Station Renewal

US News

December 15, 2017

How redevelopment will take Penn Station 'well into the future'

BBJ

December 14, 2017

Amtrak chooses developer for Penn Station

The Daily Record

December 14, 2017

Amtrak selects team led by Beatty Development for Penn Station overhaul

BBJ

December 14, 2017

Amtrak names team to redevelop Baltimore's Penn Station, surrounding Amtrak properties

The Baltimore Sun

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