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Harborplace sold to New York real estate firm

By By Steve Kilar and Lorraine Mirabella and The Baltimore Sun

Oct 23, 2012 9:14 PM

The Pratt Street Pavillion at Harborplace. The waterfront mall has been sold to Ashkenazy Acquisition Corp., a New York real estate investment firm. — The Pratt Street Pavillion at Harborplace. The waterfront mall has been sold to Ashkenazy Acquisition Corp., a New York real estate investment firm. (Kim Hairston)

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