From Our Residents
Gary and Rebecca Perlow
"I like to think there is a casual elegance one feels upon entering. It is the first room you see from the foyer, and it creates a comfortable, inviting environment. It's hard to say if it's the room itself, which I do love, or the view one has while relaxing on the sofa," said Rebecca Perlow. "Looking out over the harbor, which you feel connected to, is calming."
"I can look out and feel like I am in the water," said Gary Perlow. "Watching the boats and listening to the music from Pier Six [Pavilion] makes me feel like I am on vacation every day. Overall, this is an amazing place to live," said Gary Perlow. "The amenities, friendliness and personal attention from the entire staff, and the overall quality of life, cannot be beat."
- Baltimore Sun
Bill and Jennifer Bartley
"Once the kids left, we knew we'd be ready to move,” Jennifer Bartley recalled.
"This 'lock and leave' lifestyle is perfect for us."
"We worked very hard to get all of this; it fits us, and this is where we plan to stay," she said.
- Baltimore Sun
Ray and Jan Ferguson
"We love our new home," declares Jan.
"We moved to have more fun and to entice our grandchildren to visit."
"There is no place where we can live on the water while enjoying our patio and garden space. It exceeds our expectations in every way. Plus, we’ve thrown away our shovel forever."
- The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Harbor Living newsletter
Rich Madow and Kandace Scherr
"We toured every downtown residential community," said Richard. "And after discovering The Ritz-Carlton Residences, knew that we had found our perfect home."
"The amenities, location and design just seemed to be the right fit," said Kandace.
"Plus," adds Rich, "when comparing the cost of maintaining our homes and the headaches that go along with typical homeownership, it made financial sense as well. All in all Kandace and I are living the life we only dreamed of."
- The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Harbor Living newsletter
Debbie Phelps
"Water has been very good to us," Phelps says when asked why she chose to live at The Ritz-Carlton Residences.
- The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Harbor Living newsletter
Steve and Mim Dubin
"The developer is extremely easy to work with,” Dubin said. “They had to basically gut* these two units almost entirely and they were replacing things we never even asked them to replace."
* In reference to the combination of 2 adjacent condos to create their much larger Residence.
- Baltimore Business Journal
Brian and Jodi Fader
"We have an easy lifestyle here, and this is a great house for entertaining," Jodi Fader said, adding, "Laissez les bons temps roulez! Let the good times roll!"
The most beautiful Baltimore residence means little if the owner is not in love with city life. "I love its vibrancy, its ability to be pedestrian, the small neighborhoods and the resurgence of development." Jodi Fader explained. "I can appreciate the character, the change, the decadence and everyone living together. You have to look at the integrity of the development; the surroundings. Here we have such a mix of open, friendly and diverse people."
- The Baltimore Sun
Jim and Regina Campbell
"We did our due diligence by checking with friends and colleagues who made the move. We did comparisons of other residences in the ring of potential homes around the harbor and The Ritz-Carlton Residences clearly won out," said Dr. Jim Campell, M.D.
Dr. Campbell further noted, "During the warmer weather months, I either kayak or bicycle to work." "Kayaking works for me because my office is in Canton and this is a great way to have time to clear my head, get in some exercise, tune into harbor boat life and avoid traffic lights."
- The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Harbor Living newsletter
Maureen Neunan
"Moving to the Ritz-Carlton in Baltimore is one of the best decisions I've ever made," said Neunan, "I enjoy the beautifully maintained gardens, vast views of the harbor and marinas, the five-star amenities and, probably most of all, the thoughtfulness of the concierge and staff. Even the dog is happy here."
- The Baltimore Sun
Cathy and David Mayers
"Cathy, 58, an RN who works part-time as an accreditation consultant for medical practices, and David, 60, wanted a condominium where everything was taken care of so they could go away and not worry about anything. “We also wanted an active lifestyle—amenities like a pool, a gym, 24-hour concierge, activities, and restaurants within walking distance.” The Mayers chose a two-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath condo with beautiful water views at The Ritz-Carlton Residences on the shores of the Inner Harbor. Wine enthusiasts, the Mayers joined the wine club and Cathy also goes to book-club meetings."
As seen in The Baltimore Magazine.
The Chun Family
"It's an incredibly friendly place," says Dr. Chun. "The entire staff of the community is on a first name basis with my children. We love spending time in the pool and theater where we have hosted the children's birthday parties" "We are spoiled forever!"
Troy Pittman and Michael Somenek
"The amenities in the building are nothing short of amazing," Michael Somenek said. "There are few places that you can live where you have a gym, spa, and movie theatre all within steps from your front door."
"This is truly a place for both Troy and me to come every evening and decompress. It has the space of a multilevel home on one floor with a layout that is serene, open, and welcoming."