A Maryland mega-development, initially pitched as a home for Under Armour, may now become a biotech cluster, according to developers.
The $5.5B Port Covington development on Baltimore’s waterfront has had several iterations; home to the athletic clothing firm, a cybersecurity center and then a development on pause during the coronavirus pandemic. But in an interview with the Baltimore Sun, Steven Siegel, a partner with Weller Development Co., suggested life sciences may be part of the company’s focus going forward.
Image: Courtesy of Weller Development Co. - A previous rendering of Port Covington; developers now see a future in constructing a life sciences hub.