 |
| More and more people want to live downtown due to its proximity to jobs, restaurants, shopping, entertainment, and the downtown farmer's market, as well as its walkability and transit access. A developer is in the final stages of converting this c. 1928 bank building into The Lenore, a 102-unit apartment building. |
 |
| Another developer is working diligently to transform this gorgeous building at 10 Light Street into 445 apartments, whose residents will also have easy access to the Harbor (which is a favorite for early morning jogs and dog walks), the farmer's market, and transit options including the Baltimore Metro and free Charm City Circulator. |
 |
| A third developer is adding a couple of stories onto this building and creating a total of 70 apartments at 521 St. Paul, which may technically be in Mount Vernon but is a short stroll to downtown. 521 St. Paul is close to Mercy Hospital and the fantastic bars, restaurants, and culture of Mount Vernon. |
No comments:
Post a Comment