IronHorse Square is a real estate development project located in South Baltimore, MD, directly abutting Anne Arundel County, the 18th highest median income county in the US.
The Baltimore-Washington Metropolitan Area is the most educated, highest-income, and fourth largest combined statistical area in the United States. The region is anchored by a rapidly expanding tech industry, the Federal Government, strong real estate market and solid presence of major corporations from a wide variety of industries.
The real estate arm of Under Armour Inc. CEO Kevin Plank plans to build a “tranformational” project along 266 acres of South Baltimore waterfront, costing billions of dollars. The massive mixed-use development in Port Covington calls for up to 13 million square feet of development, with more than 40 acres of public park land. A 50-acre, 3-million-square-foot campus for Under Armour will be the centerpiece of the project.
Chesapeake Real Estate Group is under contract to aquire 138 acres of land from Exelon Corp. in Curtis Bay, the latest for the fast-growing developer of industrial parks. The deal is expected to close in the next couple months, said Matt Laraway, a partner at Chesapeake. Laraway declined to disclose the purchase price. Chesapeake is plotting multiple "large box" warehouses at the site.
Key Figures
Outdoor Concert Venue operating May - October
Venue Highlights
5,000+/- Sq. Ft. for Pubic Use
300+/- Estimated Capacity
Venue Highlights
Over 25 Years of Operation under Current Management
Key Figures
2.44+ Acres; 106,349+- Sq. Ft.
14,000+- Sq. Ft. Gross Building Area
Brockdorff has a successful, multi-decade career as an entrepreneur, starting, operating, buying and selling businesses in a wide variety of fields, including health & fitness, corporate wellness, real estate, nightclubs and live entertainment.
Among his business interests, Brockdorff founded and is majority owner and operator of Jaguar Asset Management, LLC. In 1994. Jaguar acquired 5520 Pennington Ave., Baltimore, MD, home of IronHorse Square development project. Brockdorff also financed and led the development of a 25,000 square foot live entertainment venue in South Florida and has put on numerous concerts and festivals during a 15+ year career as a live event promotor. A small sampling of the artists performing shows at his events are 311, Motley Crue, Rascal Flatts, Bad Company, Larry The Cable Guy, Judas Priest, Good Charlotte, Poison and many others.
Brockdorff is also the creator, owner and promotor of the biker culture oriented festival Outlaw Jam (website - Facebook page), Naptown MusicFeast (website - Facebook page), a day long food truck and music festival and the Maryland International Motorcycle Show, the largest show of its type in the entire Mid-Atlantic region.
Serini has a combined 35+ years of Wall Street, legal and entrepreneurial experience. Starting on Wall Street, he later became a partner at the Venable Law Firm in Washington DC and Baltimore before subsequently becoming a founder and senior executive of multiple healthcare companies.
Serini co-founded and served as Executive Vice President of XLHealth Corporation, a $2.5 billion Baltimore based Medicare Advantage insurance plan. After the sale of XLHealth to United Healthcare in 2010 for $2.4 billion, he served as Chief of Government Relations & Health Policy for United Healthcare’s Medicare & Retirement Division until retiring in 2013. He is now involved in private investing and asset management as Chairman & CEO of SFP Partners, LLC and active in philanthropy through The Helen J. Serini Foundation, a private non-profit organization focused on children’s issues and healthcare.
Paul is an honors graduate from the University of Maryland, College Park. He received his juris doctor (JD) degree from the Columbus School of Law at Catholic University of America, where he continues to serve as a member of the board of visitors, and adjunct faculty member and lecturer.