BYB Prop Partners has selected Latitude Marinas to support the redevelopment and manage Baltimore Yacht Basin in Maryland. The project will expand dockage and upgrade marina facilities, with reopening scheduled for spring 2027.

Plans for the marina feature new in-water slips, floating docks and 38 boat lifts, plus amenities such as shore power, water connections, restrooms, showers, a boater lounge and in-slip pump-out services. The project will also provide overnight and day-visit dockage, a commercial dock, waterfront retail spaces and floating accommodation.

Nick’s Fish House, an established waterfront restaurant on the marina property, will continue serving slip holders, visiting boaters and other guests, complementing the nearby shops, parks and attractions across the Baltimore Peninsula. From the same waterfront location, boaters can also reach Federal Hill, the Inner Harbor and Chesapeake Bay.

Marcellous Butler, partner at BYB Prop Partners, stated: “We are not rebuilding Baltimore Yacht Basin simply to replace docks. We see an opportunity to create a waterfront destination that Baltimore can take pride in – one that connects boating, hospitality and community in a meaningful way.”

Maryland-based marine contractor Dissen & Juhn is part of the redevelopment team, along with dock-system manufacturer Meeco Sullivan and Magnum Boat Lifts, which will supply the boat lift systems. Latitude Marinas will handle the marina’s management and contribute to operational planning, adding the property to its Baltimore portfolio, which covers Harbor East Marina, Inner Harbor Marina, Port Covington Marina, Clinton Street Marina and the developing Fells Cove Marina.

Nate Moyer, chief operating officer at Latitude Marinas, said: “Being involved in this redevelopment from the beginning allows us to help shape the operating experience – not just take over when construction ends. Our focus is on building a strong team, creating lasting boater relationships and making Baltimore Yacht Basin a marina the city can be proud of.”

Gilbert Dissen, owner of Dissen & Juhn, added: “We’ve been building on the Chesapeake for more than 50 years, and it’s a real point of pride to help bring a marina like this back to life in Baltimore. This team has been all in from the start, and boaters are going to love what’s waiting for them on the Peninsula.”

Images from Latitude Marinas.