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The pin date (2012-07-31) is the end of July 2012, Pennrose's[2][3][4][8] recorded Phase I completion; Phase II opened 2024-12-19 (Baltimore DHCD).
Project-specific operator, government or project-partner source reviewed on October 10, 2026.[1]
Project-specific operator, government or project-partner source reviewed on October 10, 2026.[1]
Project-specific operator, government or project-partner source reviewed on October 10, 2026.[1]
City housing department release on the Phase II grand opening, cost and unit split.[1]
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July 2012
“Completion Date - July 2012 (Phase I)”
Phase I open since 2012; Phase II opened December 2024; homeownership phases pending
“Pennrose, the City of Baltimore, Baltimore City Department of Housing and Community Development, KMJ Uplands LLC, B&W Solutions, Uplands Community Association, and local officials gathered today to celebrate the grand opening of Phase II of the Uplands master plan.”
Phase I completed (developer record)
“Completion Date - July 2012 (Phase I)”
Phase II groundbreaking
“Pennrose , KMJ Uplands LLC, B&W Solutions, Uplands Community Association and project partners celebrated the groundbreaking of Uplands Phase II”
Phase II grand opening
“gathered today to celebrate the grand opening of Phase II of the Uplands master plan”
Developer records completion in July 2012. Estimated timeline boundary: Developer records completion in July 2012. The date represents the end of the published window, not an announced exact day; completion and move-in remain distinct.
Phase II leasing is advertised; confirm the restricted-unit program. Leasing phone: 443-775-2138. Application / waitlist information. Eligibility and application document.
Monthly prices shown on the operator’s current property page, checked October 10, 2026. Apartment and program eligibility vary.[1]
| Apartment / condition | Monthly rent |
|---|---|
| 2 bedroom — operator-listed | $1,500 |
The page does not assign every rate to an income tier. Mixed-income ranges may include market-rate homes. Assisted residents may pay a different income-based contribution. Confirm utilities, fees, qualification and a final quote with leasing.
Eligibility: the linked operator documents identify a Low-Income Housing Tax Credit program. Qualification depends on household size and annual income; voucher and market-rate homes, where offered, use separate rules.
