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Affordable senior apartments for adults aged 62+ beside Cobbs Creek Park. Property information reviewed October 10, 2026. Published rents: 1 bedroom — operator-listed $802, 2 bedroom — operator-listed $1,004.

101 income-restricted apartments across two restored historic buildings; this is separate from the Renaissance at Reservoir Hill rowhomes. Property information reviewed October 10, 2026. Published rents: 1 bedroom — operator-listed $869–$1,895, 2 bedroom — operator-listed $880–$2,141.

Affordable senior housing for adults 62+, incorporating a rehabilitated 1920s school building, with a library and shared laundry. Operator project listing and published rent information reviewed October 9, 2026; original opening date not established. Published rents: Studio $1,024, 1 bedroom $1,098, 2 bedrooms $1,316.

Affordable apartments and rowhomes at multiple Reservoir Hill sites, with in-home laundry. State tax-credit records identify 64 family homes. Operator project listing and published rent information reviewed October 9, 2026; original opening date not established. Published rents: 1 bedroom $895–$1,092, 2 bedrooms $1,065–$1,302, 3 bedrooms $1,224–$1,498.

55 tax-credit apartments and townhomes (one- to three-bedroom) at Chapel Green, just north of the Johns Hopkins medical campus in East Baltimore, developed and managed by Pennrose. HUD records the project as placed in service in 2009; a Baltimore Sun open-house notice from April 2009 already lists it.

A mixed-income redevelopment with income-restricted rental homes; the operator currently markets leasing for Phase II. Developer records completion in July 2012. Published rents: 2 bedroom — operator-listed $1,500.

Affordable apartments for adults aged 62+ and nonelderly people with disabilities in a renovated 175-home high-rise. Developer records completion in March 2017.

84 affordable one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments in Park Heights. The opening announcement specifies eight homes at 30% AMI and 76 at 60% AMI. Grand-opening announcement published May 20, 2022. Published rents: 1 bedroom $900, 2 bedrooms $1,100, 3 bedrooms $1,300.

Income-restricted one- and two-bedroom apartments for independent adults aged 62+ in South Baltimore. Property information reviewed October 10, 2026. Published rents: 1 bedroom — operator-listed $1,169, 2 bedroom — operator-listed $1,401.

The Francis Scott Key Bridge, a 2.6km truss bridge carrying I-695 over Baltimore's Patapsco River since 1977, collapsed after being struck by a container ship, killing several construction workers.

WMAR’s December 2025 reporting identifies Security Land and Development LP’s proposed 150 MW data center at 1500 Woodlawn Drive on 42 acres, with a separate five-acre BGE substation. The proposal is not verified as operating.

A Baltimore City jury awarded Cherie Craft $59.84 million in compensatory and $1.5 billion in punitive damages, finding J&J's talc baby powder exposed her to the asbestos behind her peritoneal mesothelioma - the largest talc verdict for a single plaintiff. J&J said it would appeal.

On 7 January 2026 Constellation closed its purchase of Calpine from Energy Capital Partners in a deal valued at US$26.6 billion including debt, combining its nuclear fleet with Calpine's natural gas and geothermal plants.

On 6 August 2026 Constellation reported adjusted operating earnings of US$2.55 per share for the second quarter and raised its 2026 guidance range to US$11.50 to US$12.50 per share.

One- and two-bedroom apartments and two- and three-bedroom townhomes, with in-home laundry and shared fitness facilities. The operator includes Orchard Ridge in its Baltimore affordable communities. Operator project listing and published rent information reviewed October 9, 2026; original opening date not established. Published rents: 1 bedroom $1,031–$1,256, 2 bedrooms $1,247–$1,496, 3 bedrooms $1,630–$1,809.

Catch Major League Baseball in a classic downtown ballpark an easy MARC-train ride from the capital.

The middle jewel of the Triple Crown runs at historic Pimlico in mid-May, with infield and grandstand festivities.

Replacement for the Baltimore bridge destroyed in March 2024 when the container ship Dali lost power and struck a support pier. Estimated date.