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| Beatty Development Group and Armada Hoffler broke ground in late March on 3200 St. Paul Street, a 157-unit apartment building in Charles Village, which will provide new housing options for Johns Hopkins University students. Residents only have to stroll one block to reach Hopkins' Homewood Campus. |
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| In this photo, taken in late March, you can see more of the site. In addition to having easy access to campus, residents will live within walking distance of the year-round 32nd Street Farmer's Market and popular restaurants such as Carma's Cafe and the vegan and vegetarian One World Cafe. No excuses not to eat healthy meals, kids! |
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| CVS Pharmacy will anchor the ground floor retail space of the new building, complementing popular businesses in the community including the Barnes & Noble's Hopkins book store, pictured here, the recently opened Insomnia Cookies ... |
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| ... and Charles Village mainstay, Eddie's Market.This relatively small market stocks everything you could possibly need from a grocery store and makes delicious sandwiches, too. |
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| Even in colder weather, "The Chillage," as a former co-worker of mine used to call his neighborhood, bustles. The new development will bring even more energy to this north central Baltimore neighborhood. |
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| Good night from Charles Village! |
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