Clancy, a Baltimore native, is co-owner of the Baltimore Orioles. The Ritz-Carlton Residences provides an ideal location for Clancy to write his next novel, with condos overlooking Baltimore’s beautiful Inner Harbor. The location is also convenient to Orioles games, with Oriole Park just a little over a mile away, making it the perfect home for baseball fans like Clancy.

If the author wants to invite friends over for a screening of the latest film adaptation of one of his books, the Ritz-Carlton Residences’ private screening room is perfect, with seating for up to 18 of his closest friends and family. But you don’t have to be a best-selling author to rent the screening room–the mini-theater is available for all residents to rent. In addition to its large screen and plush movie theater-style seats, the Ritz-Carlton’s screening room has a wet bar with six bar stools.

If Inner Harbor living fits your lifestyle, the Ritz-Carlton Residences has the convenience of being close to shops and restaurants, while having the beauty of waterfront living. With amenities that include Viking appliances and a salon and spa, the Ritz-Carlton Residences will put you in the luxury condo of your dreams.

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Photo courtesy of Mike Lee

Oh, say can you see by the dawn’s early light
What so proudly we hailed at the twilight’s last gleaming?
Whose broad stripes and bright stars thru the perilous fight,
O’er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming?
And the rocket’s red glare, the bombs bursting in air,
Gave proof through the night that our flag was still there.
Oh, say does that star-spangled banner yet wave
O’er the land of the free and the home of the brave?

The words penned by Francis Scott Key, in 1814, never cease to bring a chill to Americans everywhere.  But what most Americans don’t have is the same privilege Baltimoreans do – seeing Fourth of July fireworks over the same harbor that inspired Key to write his famous poem.

This year’s fireworks display is being sponsored by Ports America.  The “bombs bursting in air” will start at 9:30 p.m. on July 4^th.  But don’t wait until evening to head to the Inner Harbor as there are many festivities leading up to the main event.   The schedule of events is:

West Shore Park (near 401 Light St).

Noon –2:00 p.m.    The Magic and Comedy of Jason Moffett

1 – 3 p.m.            Milkshake, interactive musical entertainment for children

Inner Harbor Amphitheater

4 p.m.                  Pennsylvania Air National Guard Band, patriotic

7:30 p.m.            Electric Brigade, a U.S. Naval Academy Band

9:30 p.m.            Fireworks Show

For more information on the Ports America Chesapeake Fourth of July Celebration, visit www.promotionandarts.com or call 1-877-BALTIMORE.

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$239,900: 504 South Charles St S, Baltimore

$110,000: 7 Biddle St W, Baltimore

$259,900: 7 Lee St W, Baltimore

Remember, if you buy a Baltimore Condominium or a Downtown Baltimore home with the help of CondoDomain Baltimore, you will receive a CASH BACK refund check.

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Located in the heart of  the action, Eight 50 Aliceanna is a brand new condominium building that you’ll never want to leave – were it not for its incredible location. Eight 50 offers immediate access to the best of the social goodies that Harbor East has to offer, from shopping and dining to stores like Whole Foods and a state-of-the-art exercise facility.

The building itself is dazzling. Large windows open the condos up to gorgeous light, morning or evening. They also provide a great view of Harbor East, delivering a sense of energy to the living comunity.

And the windows aren’t the only thing which open up the space – ceilings stand at a height of nine and a half feet. The units at 850 Aliceanna also feature hard wood floors and stainless steel appliances, and the bathrooms are adorned with glass enclosed showers and porcelain tile baths. Washer and dryers as well as garage parking is included at  Eight 50 Aliceanna.

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In 1986, H&S Properties Development Corp purchased the tract in 1986.  Assistant development manager Christopher H. Janian says that “First and foremost, Harbor East was intended to be a self-sufficient neighborhood for native Baltimoreans, a multiuse development modeled after New York City-style streetscapes.”

New York in Baltimore? You heard right. Harbor East is small: the limits are Fleet to Lancaster streets and the harbor to Caroline Street, 70 acres in total which extend the Inner Harbor Promenade. However, the size only serves to intensify the access to the urban park: commerce, shopping, dining, art, tourism, entertainment, and living. Developers are questing to recapture the time when all existed symbiotically in one setting. It’s an absolutely ideal spot for young professionals to blend home, work, and fun.

Harbor East is most well-known for its nightlife – head here to check out amazing stores like Kashmir Imports or Urban Chic, grab a bite to eat at the fantastic Pazo Cinco, and settle down for a drink at the James Joyce or Kosmos Lounge. Or, check out the 7-screen art house theatre at Landmark Theatres, which features gourmet food and bar. Sweet.

Harbor East also features several new  residences, located right in the heart of this pulsing urban hotspot – some of the neatest are the condominiums 850 Aliceanna (great view, big windows, on same street as everything else!) and The Vue (a gorgeous tower residence, also an Aliceanna), and apartments at Spinnaker Bay.

If this peaks your interest, definitely check out listings in Harbor East on CondoDomain.

If you’re looking to buy in the super-luxury market in Baltimore, you’re in luck – the Ritz-Carlton has avoided its debt crisis.

RXR Realty, the developer for the beautiful new Ritz-Carlton on the Inner Harbor, recently announced that it has secured a $176 million loan to refinance the project, as reported by the Baltimore Sun just yesterday. This step will allot RXR a three-year extension to market the many unsold units. In fact, only 23 of the 190 units have been sold since its opening (most famously to novelist Tom Clancy).

The Ritz-Carlton is set in arguably the most beautiful spot in Baltimore, on Key Highway over looking the Inner Harbor. Its stunning views of the skyline and convenient location compliment unparalleled style and luxury and the Ritz-Carlton five-star service.

Floor-plans include one, two, and three bedroom units, all of which have exquisite finishes and the finest accoutrements, from rich hardwood flooring to distinctive moldings. Ritz Carlton Baltimore provides residents ultimate luxury right in downtown Baltimore. The combination is simply incredible. Condos for sale range from the upper $600,000s to more than $5 million.

RXR’s refinancing holds several important implications for the city of Baltimore. The marketing of these units will attract higher-income taxpayers to alleviate the city’s financial burdens and the strain on the middle class. Furthermore, the fate of the Ritz is sure to inform development decisions concerning future luxury condominiums, adding weight to the outcome of the property.

Check out CondoDomain’s listings for the Ritz-Carlton Residences on the Inner-Harbor, and schedule a tour with us!