Scott Plank’s War Horse Cities sells Belvedere Square to Bethesda firm

Developer Scott Plank sold the popular Belvedere Square market this week to a Bethesda firm. The North Baltimore landmark was acquired by The Premier Cos. in a deal that closed on Tuesday after talks began this past summer, said Steve Jennings, president of War Horse Cities, Plank’s development firm based in Locust Point. The sales price for the 101,318-square-foot complex was undisclosed. “We love the property. It’s a Baltimore institution,” said Jonathan Cutler, president of The Premier Cos., in an interview late Tuesday. “We haven’t ventured much into Baltimore. It’s a different market than D.C. but this felt like a really good first purchase opportunity.”