
CITY GARAGE, located at 101 W. Dickman Street, is Baltimore’s premier destination for life science companies looking for best-in-class R&D / lab / manufacturing capabilities. Originally designed and built to service Baltimore City’s bus fleet, the 135,000 square foot building has evolved into a center of innovation in the Baltimore Washington Region. From the Sagamore Distillery to Under Armour’s “Lighthouse” Manufacturing and Design Leadership Center, City Garage has been the home of some of the region’s most innovative and successful companies.
Recent renovations, including lab-ready infrastructure, premier common areas, and high-end collision and event spaces, have made the building a standout option for scientific companies in the area and fostered a culture of innovation. City Garage is the most accessible building in the Baltimore area, located less than 1 minute off of I-95. Nowhere else in the market can you get lab / manufacturing space with water views, walking distance to Nick’s Fish House, and across the street from Baltimore’s hottest new development, Baltimore Peninsula.
City Garage is more than a place to lease space. It is a growing ecosystem of innovators, entrepreneurs, researchers, and industry leaders at the forefront of science and technology. By joining City Garage, tenants become part of a collaborative community designed to foster connections, accelerate ideas, and create opportunities for innovation alongside the region’s most forward-thinking organizations.

Blackbird Labs is an independent nonprofit research platform founded in 2023, with a $100 million founding grant from The Stephen and Renee Bisciotti Foundation. Working with Johns Hopkins University and the Lieber Institute for Brain Development, Blackbird Labs advances neuroscience research and supports the development of new technologies for brain health.

The LaunchPort is a medtech manufacturing accelerator that allows medical device start-ups and emerging technology developers the ability to co-locate at an experienced, regulated medical device manufacturing center. As part of that residency, they can tap into core services while allowing them to focus capital resources on developing critical core competencies.

Quest Diagnostics is the nation’s leading provider of diagnostic services, performing billions of tests annually nationwide. Quest occupies this facility through its acquisition of Haystack Oncology, a spinout from Johns Hopkins University. It is one of three Quest facilities worldwide where it conducts specialized global oncology research and development.
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Baltimore is advantageously located in the heart of the densely populated and economically vibrant Mid Atlantic, which makes the city highly attractive to both residents and businesses. It features a thriving port and easy access to Washington DC and Philadelphia (both within a 2-hour drive) and New York City can be reached by train in about 2 hours. Highlighting the city’s accessibility, it is drivable to one-third of the U.S. consumer markets.
Baltimore Peninsula is designed to be accessible by rail, bus, water taxi, bike trails, pedestrian pathways, car, or other progressive transit options. With direct access to I-95, expanded transit routes, additional stops, and integrated technology, Baltimore Peninsula will connect workers to jobs and neighborhoods in new and exciting ways.
Prestigious Johns Hopkins Hospital, Johns Hopkins University, and University of Maryland Medical Systems drive the economy in Baltimore and provide a highly educated talent pipeline – including the nation’s leading STEM talent. Of the seven community colleges and sixteen four-year colleges and universities, nine are listed as Centers of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense (NIETP, 2019).
Upon completion, Baltimore Peninsula will be a world-class destination with a projected 14.1 million square feet of mixed-use development including vibrant retail and entertainment, iconic office buildings, hotels, and residences. The 2.5 miles of the restored waterfront will undoubtedly drive revenues, property values, and returns. The $5.5 billion Baltimore Pennisula development will provide substantial benefit to commercial properties in proximity to the project, including City Garage. The property also benefits from being included in the original Master Plan for Baltimore Peninsula, which includes entitlements for future development as well as an approved $660 million TIF (Tax Increment Financing) for future infrastructure. Phase 1A developments including Sagamore Spirit Distillery + Visitor Center and Rye Street Tavern are now open.

Johns Hopkins University. The University of Maryland, Baltimore. The UM Biopark. City Garage and Launchport. The enormous Baltimore Peninsula development project.