The Equitable Building, Baltimore’s first skyscraper, is a 178,992 square foot office building with street level retail located at 10 North Calvert Street. The property sits on the corner of North Calvert and East Fayette Streets, and the excellent location provides access to amenities like the Baltimore Metro and various restaurants both in and around the property. Given the proximity to the Courthouse Complex, the property is occupied by a number of law offices and professional service firms.

This building is located 200 East Lexington Street in the heart of Downtown Baltimore. This seventeen story building was built in 1929 and was renovated in 2007. It is located in the heart of the city in the "Central Business District", within close proximity to Baltimore's Inner Harbor, and is directly adjacent to both the District and Circuit Courts of Baltimore City as well as the municipal offices, making it an ideal building for lawyers and professionals related to the court and municipal systems. The building is approximately 122,400 gross sq ft, and offers approximately 102,568 sq ft of rentable space, currently leased as office space with first floor retail storage space available. The building sits on the corner of Lexington and Calvert Streets, two of Baltimore's main thoroughfares, and is just one block from Charles Center Metro stop.

The Brexton is located in the heart of a thriving cultural community. The front door is within walking distance of the Walters Art Gallery, the Contemporary, the Lyric Opera House (home of the Baltimore Opera Company), the Meyerhoff Symphony Hall (home of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra), Center Stage, the Theatre Project, the Maryland Historical Society, the Baltimore School of the Arts, the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA), the University of Baltimore, the Baltimore Chapter of the American Institute of Architects, the Baltimore Architecture Foundation, the Maryland state office complex and just across the street from the Waxter Senior Center.