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Mt. Washington Pizza Building Hits Market as Baltimore Retail Vacancies Climb

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Published on October 22, 2026
Mt. Washington Pizza Building Hits Market as Baltimore Retail Vacancies Climb1620 Kelly Ave. — Baltimore Street-Level Scene
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The property associated with Mt. Washington Pizza & Subs & Indian Cuisine at 1620 Kelly Ave. in Baltimore has hit the market. The listing adds another commercial property to a neighborhood retail strip in the Mt. Washington area.

The news comes from The Business Journals, which reported Thursday that the restaurant property is now available. The eatery is identified as Mt. Washington Pizza & Subs & Indian Cuisine on its own account on its website, which lists its home address as 1620 Kelly Ave.

Details beyond the listing itself remain thin. A Crexi search result describes the property as a restaurant space spanning 1,740 square feet and marks it as available for sale, though that figure comes from a search snippet rather than a verified listing document. A separate LoopNet page tied to the same address identifies the parcel by its tax ID, 4700A-020, but simply directs visitors to confirm for themselves whether the property is currently offered for sale or lease.

What's Known — and What Isn't

Plenty remains unconfirmed about the deal. No asking price has surfaced in available listing materials, and it is not clear whether the building is being marketed for an outright sale, a lease, or both options simultaneously.

The space sits in a neighborhood commercial corridor, and the timing lines up with a broader retail market report that suggests local landlords are feeling the pinch. According to a report from Marcus & Millichap, vacancy rates for both single-tenant and multi-tenant retail properties across the Baltimore market hit their highest June levels since at least 2007.

A Snapshot of the Mt. Washington Market

The listing gives commercial real estate watchers one more data point to track as they follow the Baltimore retail market.

For now, the building is on the market with its future use undetermined.