White Marsh-Middle River Business Community

White Marsh-Middle River is one of Baltimore County’s largest and fastest-growing business and residential communities. Located adjacent to I-95, the area offers superb transportation access to the entire East Coast.

Over the past 15 years, White Marsh-Middle River has attracted more than four million square feet of office, and flex-industrial and retail construction. Clusters of financial, insurance and health care operations, light manufacturing, technology and distribution surround a lively town center. Baltimore Crossroads@95 in Middle River is one of the mid-Atlantic’s largest mixed-use communities, supporting over six million square feet of office, flex, research and development, warehouse, industrial, hotels, retail villages and luxury apartment homes.

Competitive Advantages

The White Marsh-Middle River business community has several competitive advantages, including:

• MARC commuter rail access
• Solid institutional base with diverse industry sectors
• I-95 location with easy access to I-695 and other highways
• New, mixed-use developments such as:
  • Greenleigh at Crossroads
  • A $100 million “live work play” project featuring 600,000 square feet of office and retail space
  • 1,700 residential units on 200 acres along Maryland Route 43
• Martin State Airport—A general aviation and corporate jet facility with a runway longer than those at Reagan National
• Amenities including White Marsh Mall, The Avenue at White Marsh, waterfront parks, and walking and bicycling trails
• Upscale residential options such as Perry Hall Farms and The Arbors

Select Business Locations

Baltimore Crossroads@95

• 900,000-square-foot Class A industrial space
• 500,000-square-foot Class A office

Martin's Landing (Middle River Depot)

• 55-acre site with one million square foot space
• Mixed-use development
• Enterprise zone

10000 Franklin Square Drive

• 392,500-square-foot Class A industrial space
• Full equipped and operational logistics center

Resources and Incentives

Along with site location assistance, the Department of Economic and Workforce Development facilitates the following assistance programs:

Finance

• Loans and loan guarantees
• Tax-exempt industrial revenue bonds

Tax Credits

• Enterprise zones: property and job creation tax credits
• Job creation tax credits

Workforce

• Recruitment assistance
• Customized training

Employers and Institutions

Demographics

2015 Area Population and Income

Demographics were measured using a one-, three- and five-mile buffer drawn around the intersection of Philadelphia Road and Campbell Boulevard. Source: 2015 Nielsen Population Data

More Information

Contact Rick Johnson, Business Development Representative, at rdjohnson1@baltimorecountymd.gov or call 410-887-4098 for more information.