Connecting People. Strengthening Communities.

We are committed to supporting and participating in vibrant urban communities—which we do by building exciting urban environments that are economically and environmentally sustainable. Hand in hand with the communities we serve, we invest our time, skills and resources into programming spaces, developing real estate and creating philanthropic initiatives for long-term positive impact.

War Horse Cities Prioritizes Unique Competencies for Maximum Impact

Community Building

Neighborhood Investment

Community Building

We believe that community stands proudly at the heart of innovation, growth and change. That is why we are committed to creating spaces and places that bring people together. Whether it’s through food, music, or education, built environments connect and inspire. Building communities starts with the individual, and serving the individual’s need for creativity, connection and character. We are better, together.

Hollins Market

Experience a Neighborhood Full of Unique History in the Heart of the City

Alta 47

1028 Market Street

An Innovative Neighborhood Strategy

Guilford School

A Gateway to Education

Sagamore Pendry Baltimore

Bringing Four-Star Hospitality to a Vacant Part of Baltimore

Western District Police Station

Baltimore Police Collaborative Public Safety Project

Western District Police Station

Finding Common Ground
to Build Community Engagement

The Hall CP

Uniting Artists, Entrepreneurs and Students Through Food and Entertainment

Anthem House

A New Vision With a Historic Perspective

Belvedere Square Market

Revitalizing a City Market into a Neighborhood Square

The Hall SF

Reinvigorating the Tenderloin with a Pop-Up Food Hall

West Baltimore Residential & Commercial Development

Hollins-Roundhouse Community Development

Neighborhood Investment

Nurtured individuals are the building blocks of flourishing communities. We’re finding new ways to bring people together around shared values that strengthen their own neighborhoods. We’re giving back to our neighborhoods by starting at the foundation: cultivating historically underserved cities and neighborhoods to be most socially, economically and environmentally healthy.

Reston National Golf Course

Restoring a Reston Gem

Clinton Street Marina and Boatel

Clinton Street’s Waterfront Gem

Inner Harbor Marina

It’s Smooth Sailing in the Inner Harbor

Lighthouse Point Real Estate

Revitalizing the Baltimore Waterfront Through Conscious Development

Lighthouse Point Marina

A Hub for all Things Boating and Summer on the Canton Waterfront

Hollins Market

Experience a Neighborhood Full of Unique History in the Heart of the City

Beale St/Main St (CA)

429 Beale St/430 Main St

Beale St/Main St (CA)

Brannan Street (CA)

777 Brannan Street

Brannan Street (CA)

Alta 47

1028 Market Street

An Innovative Neighborhood Strategy

Western District Police Station

Baltimore Police Collaborative Public Safety Project

Western District Police Station

Finding Common Ground
to Build Community Engagement

The Hall CP

Uniting Artists, Entrepreneurs and Students Through Food and Entertainment

A2

Developing Innovative Affordability

Francis Scott Key – Adopted School

Teacher Wellness Center

Francis Scott Key – Adopted School

Healthier Teachers Make for Happier Students

Anthem House

A New Vision With a Historic Perspective

The Hall SF

Reinvigorating the Tenderloin with a Pop-Up Food Hall

Clinton Street Industrial

Charm City’s Iconic Hub

Collaboration

Growth starts with the individual. We establish innovative environments where entrepreneurs and independent thinkers can make new connections and reach greater heights. Collaborative environments foster unity and promote new ways for people to share and build ideas. Collaborative environments enhance the individual, which in turn unlocks new and bigger ideas and opportunities.

WeWork

Bringing WeWork Innovation to the University of Maryland

1020 Pratt Street

From Vacant Clothing Factory to Innovative Tech Space

Guilford School

A Gateway to Education

Western District Police Station

Baltimore Police Collaborative Public Safety Project

Western District Police Station

Finding Common Ground
to Build Community Engagement

The Hall CP

Uniting Artists, Entrepreneurs and Students Through Food and Entertainment

Baltimore School for the Arts

Center for Collaborative Arts
and Technology

Baltimore School for the Arts

Putting Collaboration at Center-Stage

25 Taylor Street

Creating Collaborative Workspaces for Today’s Unique Lifestyles

Francis Scott Key – Adopted School

Teacher Wellness Center

Francis Scott Key – Adopted School

Healthier Teachers Make for Happier Students

Health & Wellness

Greater access to wellness means healthier communities. We’re creating environments that enhance physical and mental well-being through fitness and nutrition. By improving access to nutritious and affordable food from our local and regional food systems, and developing accessible community fitness programs, we’re creating healthier and happier communities that last.

Hollins Market

Experience a Neighborhood Full of Unique History in the Heart of the City

Alta 47

1028 Market Street

An Innovative Neighborhood Strategy

Guilford School

A Gateway to Education

Sagamore Pendry Baltimore

Bringing Four-Star Hospitality to a Vacant Part of Baltimore

Western District Police Station

Baltimore Police Collaborative Public Safety Project

Western District Police Station

Finding Common Ground
to Build Community Engagement

The Hall CP

Uniting Artists, Entrepreneurs and Students Through Food and Entertainment

Francis Scott Key – Adopted School

Teacher Wellness Center

Francis Scott Key – Adopted School

Healthier Teachers Make for Happier Students

Anthem House

A New Vision With a Historic Perspective

Belvedere Square Market

Revitalizing a City Market into a Neighborhood Square

The Hall SF

Reinvigorating the Tenderloin with a Pop-Up Food Hall

Interim Activation

By activating spaces that recognize and respond to the needs of the market and neighborhood, we are establishing more immediate community impact. Jumpstarting community engagement that builds momentum means harnessing the power of food, recreation and togetherness. We see the potential in even the most underutilized and disinvested properties.

1028 Market Street

An Innovative Neighborhood Strategy

The Hall SF

Reinvigorating the Tenderloin with a Pop-Up Food Hall

Stonebridge Data Center

Developing A Data Center in a Pro-Business Community

Philanthropy

In addition to our real estate endeavors, our team is driven to make thoughtful impacts in our community and create lasting, positive change. Our philanthropic partners include the Baltimore School for the Arts, Francis Scott Key School, Guilford School and Western District Police Station.

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Baltimore School of the Arts is one of the most lauded arts high schools in the country. With strategic renovations, high-tech upgrades and a brand-new library, we helped some of the city’s best young artists expand their creative voices and foster collaboration. At Francis Scott Key School in Baltimore, our team implemented an innovative, in-school fitness center for teachers, because we believe healthy and happy teachers make for healthy and happy students. The fitness and wellness center was equipped with state-of-the-art equipment and performance programming from FX Well and UA Record from Under Armour.

At Guilford School, our team transformed the cafeteria, science room, music room, and the gymnatorium to be centered around collaboration and nurture school pride. In addition, our team knew that, by improving the visitor and officer experience at Western District Police Station, we could help build better relationships between officers and citizens. Renovation projects included public parking spaces, a reflection garden, new bathrooms and meeting spaces that were constructed to reimagine community engagement.

Reach out to our team to learn more about our philanthropic endeavors and how we strive to enhance vibrant communities through giving back.

Design

Better answers start with better questions. What are we really building? The best answers come from listening to the needs of the neighborhood, the market, and understanding innovative ways spaces and buildings can better serve them. We think the best measure of success is how many people we bring together over and over to enjoy our spaces in collaboration.

Build

We build from a different perspective – focusing more on the capability of a place than just its capacity. We build what is needed most by the people who live in the community, creating places for those with shared values and interests can join.

Connect

We’re only as successful as the connections we facilitate. We work to connect our competencies with opportunities and ideas to action. We unite people for the betterment of communities.