Business Real Estate Ex-NBA player’s Brewers Hill bar property sold at foreclosure auction The player bought the 2,170-square-foot building through his LLC for $500,000 in 2021 Share this: Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Share on X (Opens in new window) X By Nicole Pilsbury PUBLISHED: September 25, 2026 at 1:53 PM EDT Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... BayVanguard bought a Brewers Hill sports bar property owned by a former NBA player for the starting bid of $250,000 at a foreclosure auction on Friday, the auctioneer, A.J. Billig & Co., confirmed to The Baltimore Sun The property of So Baltimore Sports Bar and Lounge, owned by Baltimore native and former Atlanta Hawks guard Malcolm Delaney, was foreclosed on by the bank over a $350,000 loan, according to court records. Delaney’s LLC also filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in April, according to court records. The two-story corner tavern, located at 3734 Fleet Street, was sold “as is,” according to the listing from auctioneers A.J. Billig & Co. The 22,170-square-foot building was built in 1920. Delaney bought the property through his LLC for $500,000 in 2021, according to property records. The bar opened a year later. It’s unclear whether the bar will remain open following the auction. Delaney and his attorney did not respond to The Sun’s request for comment. The bank’s special assets officer declined to comment. About 10 people attended the auction. The initial listing said a walkthrough would be available before the auction, but one of the building’s borrowers did not allow potential buyers to see inside before Friday’s auction. Neighbors protested So Baltimore’s 2025 liquor license renewal, citing noise from live entertainment and crowds that spilled outside the bar. The business was fined twice for unauthorized live entertainment, according to 2025 liquor board hearing records. Brewers Hill Neighbors, a community association, had no comment regarding the auction. Have a news tip? Contact Nicole Pilsbury at npilsbury@baltsun.com . Related Articles Mortgage rates climb for 5th straight week, pushing average rate on a 30-year home loan above 7% Hot property: Historic Annapolis home pairs sky-blue exterior with 1920s charm Mortgage rates brush 7%, weighing on buyers, sellers and further straining a bleak housing market Hot property: 19th-century home combines character with convenience and comfort New housing development proposed at former Annapolis radio station Share this: Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Share on X (Opens in new window) X Most Popular Most Popular A Black Baltimore teen was arrested for carjacking. Then, the case against him unraveled. A Black Baltimore teen was arrested for carjacking. Then, the case against him unraveled. Oceans Calling calls off opening day Friday after storm damages festival site Oceans Calling calls off opening day Friday after storm damages festival site The 20 sloppy, self-destructive losses that cost the Orioles the playoffs The 20 sloppy, self-destructive losses that cost the Orioles the playoffs Former Howard boys lacrosse star dies in Ellicott City crash Former Howard boys lacrosse star dies in Ellicott City crash Nor’easter to cause flooding on Eastern Shore, cancels Oceans Calling Nor’easter to cause flooding on Eastern Shore, cancels Oceans Calling Your Daily Astrology: Sept. 24, 2026 Your Daily Astrology: Sept. 24, 2026 6 indicted after $25M cash, $1.3M drug seizure in Baltimore area 6 indicted after $25M cash, $1.3M drug seizure in Baltimore area Oceans Calling taps ’90s nostalgia as rough weather looms Oceans Calling taps ’90s nostalgia as rough weather looms Will the nor’easter affect Maryland? What to know as East Coast faces flooding. Will the nor'easter affect Maryland? What to know as East Coast faces flooding. Orioles’ 2026 attendance ranks bottom 10 in MLB for 2nd straight season Orioles’ 2026 attendance ranks bottom 10 in MLB for 2nd straight season
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