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Himmelrich Associates, Inc. is a Baltimore-based real estate firm focused on repositioning and adapting industrial properties for commercial uses.

With over 29 years of experience, Himmelrich Associates, Inc. remains at the forefront of repurposing and readapting industrial properties. The firm’s innovative approach to real estate development creates smart space by design.
Himmelrich Associates, Inc. has been revitalizing historic and industrial properties in Baltimore since 1986. Committed to historic preservation and community development, the company has taken on several ambitious development projects, which have transformed brownfield sites, flood plain locations and challenging neighborhoods into thriving commercial and retail hubs.
With over 29 years of experience, Himmelrich Associates, Inc. remains at the forefront of repurposing and readapting industrial properties. The firm’s innovative approach to real estate development creates smart space by design.

Himmelrich Associates, Inc. has been revitalizing historic and industrial properties in Baltimore since 1986. Committed to historic preservation and community development, the company has taken on several ambitious development projects, which have transformed brownfield sites, flood plain locations and challenging neighborhoods into thriving commercial and retail hubs.

After completing the mill projects, Himmelrich Associates, Inc. purchased the historic Montgomery Ward Catalog House and adjacent warehouse buildings in South Baltimore. The 1.3 million square foot, eight-story art-deco Catalog House had stood vacant on a brownfield site for 15 years.
Now fully renovated, the Catalog House is the heart of the Montgomery Park Business Center, comprising over 2.2 million square feet on 52 acres of land. In 2003 Montgomery Park received the Environmental Protection Agency’s prestigious Phoenix Award, which recognizes projects that return environmentally compromised properties to productive use. Montgomery Park is home to a variety of commercial and government office tenants, including M&T Bank, Maryland Lottery Agency and Maryland Department of the Environment.
After completing the mill projects, Himmelrich Associates, Inc. purchased the historic Montgomery Ward Catalog House and adjacent warehouse buildings in South Baltimore. The 1.3 million square foot, eight-story art-deco Catalog House had stood vacant on a brownfield site for 15 years.
Now fully renovated, the Catalog House is the heart of the Montgomery Park Business Center, comprising over 2.2 million square feet on 52 acres of land. In 2003 Montgomery Park received the Environmental Protection Agency’s prestigious Phoenix Award, which recognizes projects that return environmentally compromised properties to productive use. Montgomery Park is home to a variety of commercial and government office tenants, including M&T Bank, Maryland Lottery Agency and Maryland Department of the Environment.
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