A prominent commercial corner with wide sidewalks, flexible storefront space and a residential development program taking shape above.
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CURRENT THREE-STORY CONCEPT · ARTIST’S RENDERINGCurrent ownership is proceeding with a three-story, 20,000 SF mixed-use structure with 15 apartments. The property remains available.
The planned walk-up pairs one accessible residence at ground level with seven apartments on each of the second and third levels. Approximately 4,200 square feet of retail can be configured for one, two or three commercial occupants, depending on tenant needs and final design.
Explore the architectural concept plans ↗| Level | Apartment mix | Total |
|---|---|---|
| Ground | 1 accessible apartment | 1 |
| Second | 1 two-bedroom / two-bath 3 one-bedroom / one-bath 3 studios | 7 |
| Third | 1 two-bedroom / two-bath 3 one-bedroom / one-bath 3 studios | 7 |
| Total residential units | 15 | |
The accessible ground-floor unit is counted separately; its bedroom configuration is not specified in this program. Final design and approvals remain subject to confirmation.
PROPOSED COMMERCIAL FRONTAGEEastern Avenue and Conkling Street offer two-street exposure at a signalized intersection, with wide sidewalks and a direct connection to Highlandtown’s established commercial corridor.
Earlier marketing identified this corner as a mixed-use redevelopment opportunity, emphasizing visibility, two-street frontage and its location opposite the library. The current proposal advances that opportunity with a new residential-and-retail program.
Patterson Park, the Markets at Highlandtown, Canton Crossing, Yard 56 and the Johns Hopkins Bayview campus provide a range of nearby recreation, shopping and employment destinations.
Explore the interactive neighborhood map ↗Earlier property brochures and the 2026 listing report C-2 and C-1-E zoning. A City GIS lookup at the mapped 3512 Eastern Avenue address point returned C-2 on November 9, 2026. A point lookup does not establish the district boundary across the entire parcel; confirm the zoning split and applicable approvals with the City.
The City’s use table permits dwellings above nonresidential ground floors in both districts. The current bulk table lists 550 SF of lot area per dwelling in C-1-E and 225 SF per dwelling in C-2. Mixed-use height limits are 60 feet in C-1-E and generally 68 feet in C-2, with a separate conditional-use pathway for up to 100 feet in C-2. These standards do not establish this site’s permitted unit count.
Request current drawings, zoning determinations, permit status and available site documentation. Any expanded program must be tested against the actual parcel configuration, density, height, access, life-safety requirements and required approvals.
Prior brochures describe a former building and earlier design programs. Their floor areas, asking prices, traffic counts and approval language are historical and are not represented as current project facts.
Request project information ↗Research reviewed November 9, 2026. Development programs and purchase availability supplied by current ownership. Project-specific entitlements require City confirmation.
Average household income reported in the earlier Segall Group brochure. These are historical 2020 figures, not current estimates.
For buyers evaluating commercial development land in Baltimore, Conkling Crossing combines a Highlandtown corner location with a proposed retail and apartment program. Ownership welcomes property acquisition inquiries and conversations with multifamily developers and prospective joint-venture partners.
Request available project drawings and site information, and discuss purchase terms directly with ownership. Introduce your organization, intended development approach, acquisition timing and information needs through the inquiry form.
Submit acquisition inquiryDiscuss your experience, proposed role and interest in the current 15-apartment mixed-use plan or a larger concept. Partnership structure and commercial terms are subject to discussion; no investment return or financing commitment is represented.
Discuss a development partnershipYes. The property is available, and prospective buyers can contact ownership for pricing, terms and available project information. Current ownership is continuing with its three-story development plan.
The current plan is a three-story, approximately 20,000 SF structure with 15 apartments, including one accessible ground-level residence, and approximately 4,200 SF of commercial space divisible into one to three units.
No approved 29-unit entitlement is represented. A potential five-level concept with up to 29 apartments requires zoning approval, revised design, elevator access and project-specific feasibility review.
The site is marketed as a development opportunity. Buyers should confirm current permit status, zoning, utilities, site conditions and project-specific approvals through due diligence; this page does not represent the property as shovel-ready.
Yes. Visit the Baltimore commercial pre-leasing page for proposed configurations, the commercial floor plan and an LOI inquiry. Space is proposed, with delivery and lease terms to be discussed.
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Lead Architectural Firm for Conkling Crossing
Peter Dreier
Architect