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Shops at the Triangle

2029 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
Baltimore, MD 21217

Will consist of eight apartments and five storefronts. The buildings will be 10,000 square feet of residences, along with 5,000 square feet of retail space.


Canton Overlook

1617 BROENING HWY
Baltimore, MD 21224

Affordable Multi-family housing building. 150 Units, 4 stories, Parking.

Review Type: Urban Design and Architectural Review Panel
Review Date: Thursday, March 4th 2021


Cherry Hill Townhomes

2800 JOPLEA AVE
Baltimore, MD 21225

Proposed contruction of 54 apartment and townhomes at 2800 and 2807 Joplea Avenue in Cherry Hill.

Review Type: Urban Design and Architectural Review Panel
Review Date: Thursday, March 4th 2021


Banner Row

1301 E FORT AVE
Baltimore, MD 21230

To subdivide the property into 122 lots and const. 108 rowhouse dwelling unitsand 14 stormwater management lots

Total Investment: $5million to $10million

Review Type: Planning Commission
Review Date: Friday, February 26th 2021


601 S Haven St

601 S HAVEN ST
Baltimore, MD 21224

Consolidate 3 Lots: 601 S Haven St, subdivide into 73 lots and contruct 70 single-family rowhouse dwellings

Review Type: Planning Commission
Review Date: Friday, February 26th 2021


Baltimore Pump House

1801 E OLIVER ST
Baltimore, MD 21213

The food HUB is proposing to subdivide the existing buildings from 1801-1825 E. Oliver Street into indivdual lots.

Review Type: Planning Commission
Review Date: Friday, February 26th 2021


The Villages at White Marsh

Bucks School House Road and Perry Hall Boulevard
Baltimore, MD 21237

759 Unit development. It will contain 209 townhouses, 25 single-family homes, 340 apartment unites and 200-unit assisted living complex as well as a public park

Total Investment: Over $100million


T rowe price headquaters

Harbor Point
Baltimore, MD

To construct a 470,000 square foot office complex, located in two cubic, six-story building connected by a glass box that will serve as a vista to the harbor.

Total Investment: Over $100million


City House Charles Project

1001 N CHARLES ST
Baltimore, MD 21201

Convert the former Grand Central nightclub into an eight-story office and restaurant hub.


Marlow Columbia

6000 Merriweather Dr
Baltimore, MD 21044

To contruct a 510,118-square-foot bulding to consist of restaurants, retail, apartments (472 units), and offices.


Village of Cross Keys

2 HAMILL ROAD
Baltimore, MD 21210

Proposed additional development to existing Cross Keys multiuse complex includes a 325-unit market rate multi-family building, 150K SF of office space,and small grocery store.

Review Type: Planning Commission
Review Date: Thursday, February 18th 2021


Westport Waterfront Master Plan

2001 KLOMAN ST
Baltimore, MD 21230

Develop 950 apartments in three separate buildings, 250 townhomes, an 11-acre waterfront park and a retail portion and office and "innovation" space.

Review Type: Urban Design and Architectural Review Panel
Review Date: Thursday, February 18th 2021


Elmer Henderson Redevelopment

1101 N WOLFE ST
Baltimore, MD 21213

Proposed conversion of former Elmer A. Anderson School into 75 market rate apartment units and 75 affordable units. Additional 10 story residential tower also proposed.

Review Type: Urban Design and Architectural Review Panel
Review Date: Thursday, February 18th 2021


814 Park Avenue

814 PARK AVE
Baltimore, MD 21201

Construct three story apartment building on rear of property

Review Type: Commission on Historic Preservation
Review Date: Thursday, February 18th 2021


Redevelopment of the Northeast Parcel

150 W OSTEND ST
Baltimore, MD 21230

Redevelopment of the NorthEast Parcel(150 W Ostend St). A multi-family residential building is proposed and will include: a multi-story concrete and wood frame structure with 316 apartments, a garage and a at grade amenity space.

Review Type: Planning Commission
Review Date: Tuesday, February 9th 2021


Zahlco SIMPLE

733 W PRATT ST
Baltimore, MD 21201

To consolidate 733 W Pratt, 737 W Pratt, and 207 S. Fremont; and construct a 5-sty. multi-family dwelling (42 dwelling units)

Review Type: Board of Municipal Zoning and Appeals
Review Date: Tuesday, January 26th 2021


3020 Hamilton Ave.

3020 HAMILTON AVE
Baltimore, MD 21214

To consolidate 3018 and 3020 Hamilton Ave and const. 6multi-family dwellings totaling 22 dwelling units.

Review Type: Board of Municipal Zoning and Appeals
Review Date: Tuesday, January 26th 2021


3535 Clipper Road

3535 CLIPPER ROAD
Baltimore, MD 21211

Construct a five-story apartment building

Review Type: Commission on Historic Preservation
Review Date: Tuesday, January 26th 2021


Yard 56 Phase 2

5501 Eastern Ave
Baltimore, MD 21224

This Project will include mixed use shopping center, medical office, 226 apartments

Review Type: Planning Commission
Review Date: Wednesday, December 23rd 2020


1000 block N. Castle Street

1000 N CASTLE ST
Baltimore, MD 21205

This Project includes 64 proposed townhouse units, 64 car spaces; 11 guests spaces, and 24 bikes spaces

Review Type: Planning Commission
Review Date: Wednesday, December 23rd 2020


Stavros Niarchos Foundation (SNF) Agora Institute at Johns Hopkins University

3100 WYMAN PARK DR
Baltimore, MD 21211

Multi-tiered glass, cubic structure to be located between the Baltimore Museum of Art's sculpture garden and the main entrance of the 140-acre campus off North Charles Street.

Total Investment: Over $100million

Review Type: Urban Design and Architectural Review Panel
Review Date: Wednesday, December 16th 2020


Harbor Point Parcel 3

1300 THAMES ST
Baltimore, MD 21231

Habor Point Parcel 3 is planned for office and hotel uses, with street level retail.

Review Type: Urban Design and Architectural Review Panel
Review Date: Wednesday, December 16th 2020


Westport Redevelopment

Westport redevelopment
Baltimore, MD

Develop 950 apartments in three separate buildings, 250 townhomes, an 11-acre waterfront park and a retail portion and office and "innovation" space.

Review Type: Urban Design and Architectural Review Panel
Review Date: Wednesday, December 16th 2020


500 South Broadway

500 S BROADWAY
Baltimore, MD 21231

Five-Story mixed-use building including ground floor retail, office space on second floor, and three floors of apartments. Rear will have an open courtyard with balconies located above the office and retail spaces.

Total Investment: Under $500,000

Review Type: Commission on Historic Preservation
Review Date: Tuesday, December 8th 2020


Village of Cross Keys

5050 FALLS ROAD
Baltimore, MD 21210

Proposed additional development to existing Cross Keys multiuse complex includes a 325-unit market rate multi-family building, 150K SF of office space,and small grocery store.


5529 Ritter Avenue Townhomes

5529 RITTER AVE
Baltimore, MD 21206

The plan is to subdived existing lots, retain the one existing single family detatched residential dwelling unit and construct four new single family attached units


5107 Old Hamilton Avenue

5107 OLD HAMILTON AVE
Baltimore, MD 21206

There will be for buildings of five townhouses. Two units in each townhouse building which are two story, stacked one over one. Surface Parking in rear of building.


Proposed Dunkin Donuts

555 DUNDALK AVE
Baltimore, MD 21224

Raze the existing building and contruct a Dunkin Donuts Store with a drive-theu window on site.


Hollander Business Park Lot 41

1941 62ND ST
Baltimore, MD 21237

New Warehouse/ Distibution Center


LIFEBRIDGE HEALTH CENTER FOR HOPE

5400 Preakness Wy
Baltimore, MD 21209

New two-story, 32,615 square foot Center for Hope Building with associated site improvements. The Building will provide the community with a child welfare facility and Baltimore Police Department Services


Perkins-Somerset Redevelopment

1600 BANK ST
Baltimore, MD 21231

To construct 4-sty. multi-family dwelling: 72 dwg. units (18 market rate units and 52affordable rate units) with 41 off-street parking spaces and 45 sq.ft. projecting sign.

Total Investment: Over $100million

Review Type: Urban Design and Architectural Review Panel
Review Date: Wednesday, November 25th 2020


Oldtown Mall Redevelopment

351 N GAY ST
Baltimore, MD 21202

16000 Sqft of retail and 51 market-rate and affordable apartment units, small business incubator. Future phases will include hotel and grocery store

Review Type: Urban Design and Architectural Review Panel
Review Date: Wednesday, November 25th 2020


Center for Hope

5201 PARK HEIGHTS AVE
Baltimore, MD 21215

Two-story, 32,000-square-foot facility, 20-acre site, new $100 million, 100,000-square-foot outpatient care center, and a new bioincubator.

Total Investment: $10million to $100million

Review Type: Urban Design and Architectural Review Panel
Review Date: Wednesday, November 25th 2020


2434-2462 Greenmount Ave and 2429-2431 Brentwood Ave.

2434 GREENMOUNT AVE
Baltimore, MD 21218

To consolidate 2434 -2462 Greenmount (even)and 2429 -2431 Brentwood (odd); and, const. a mixed-use building: 89 affordable housing units,street-level office/retail space with ground-level 45 space parking lot and garage

Review Type: Board of Municipal Zoning and Appeals
Review Date: Tuesday, November 17th 2020


Pennsylvania Station

1525 N CHARLES ST
Baltimore, MD 21201

A $90M redevelopment of historic Penn Station, to include a new terminal, glass pavilion, landscape architecture, six retail spaces, and open air waiting area for passengers. Future plans include an adjacent residential building with office space.

Total Investment: $10million to $100million

Review Type: Commission on Historic Preservation
Review Date: Friday, November 13th 2020


Tiny Homes Project

3018 HAMILTON AVE
Baltimore, MD 21214

Proposed development of 22 multi-family "tiny homes", which will be one story units with very small footprints. Dwelling units will be arranged in clusters that range from two units to five units per cluster.

Total Investment: Under $500,000


The Brixton

421 S BROADWAY
Baltimore, MD 21231

A five story, mixed-use project with 33 one and two-bedroom apartments, 14 co-working executivee suites, street level retail and some office space.

Total Investment: $10million to $100million

Review Type: Commission on Historic Preservation
Review Date: Friday, November 13th 2020


601 South Broadway

601 S BROADWAY
Baltimore, MD 21231

Proposed 3 story addition to existing commercial building. New floors will offer 26 market rate units and retail space will total 6,000SF.

Total Investment: $10million to $100million

Review Type: Commission on Historic Preservation
Review Date: Friday, November 13th 2020


221 West Franklin Street

221 W FRANKLIN ST
Baltimore, MD 21201

Proposed new construction of 5 story multi-family apartment building in the Howard Street Commercial District. Project details pending.

Review Type: Commission on Historic Preservation
Review Date: Friday, November 13th 2020


Perkins Somerset Oldtown Plan

420 AISQUITH ST
Baltimore, MD 21202

To construct 4-sty. multi-family dwelling: 72 dwg. units (18 market rate units and 52affordable rate units) with 41 off-street parking spaces and 45 sq.ft. projecting sign.

Review Type: Board of Municipal Zoning and Appeals
Review Date: Wednesday, November 4th 2020


Midtown at Coppin Heights

2408 Winchester St
Baltimore, MD 21216

$41.8 million transformation of existing Rosemont Gardens. To be renamed Midtown at Coppin Heights. Will feature 199 affordable apartments, down from current 228.

Total Investment: $10million to $100million


Parkway Overlook

1604 N Hilton Street
Baltimore, MD 21216

A $39.6 million transformation of the Gwynn Crest Apartments just off Hilton Parkway. Units will be reduced from 198 to 180 affordable apartments. This project will include a new community center.

Total Investment: $10million to $100million


Study at Johns Hopkins

3215 N CHARLES ST
Baltimore, MD 21218

Conversion of existing apartment building into 115 room hotel.

Review Type: Planning Commission
Review Date: Tuesday, October 20th 2020


Baltimore Savings and Loan Building Redevelopment

19 E FAYETTE ST
Baltimore, MD 21202

Redevelopment of historic building into 25 affordable rental units. Rates are to be 80% cheaper than nearby, market-priced apartments.


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Curtis Avenue Warehouses

4501 CURTIS AVE
Baltimore, MD 21226

To construct two 2-story warehouses with offices and 426 off-street parking spaces

Review Type: Board of Municipal Zoning and Appeals
Review Date: Wednesday, September 9th 2020


Benhill Warehouse

1701 BENHILL AVE
Baltimore, MD 21226

To construct 2-story warehouse with offices and 88 off-street parking spaces

Review Type: Board of Municipal Zoning and Appeals
Review Date: Wednesday, September 9th 2020


Woodbrook Heights

2665 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
Baltimore, MD 21217

Four story affordable housing project totaling 50 apartments.

Review Type: Urban Design and Architectural Review Panel
Review Date: Wednesday, September 9th 2020


Yard 56

5601 EASTERN AVE
Baltimore, MD 21224

2.2 million square ft of mixed-use space on the former PEMCO site in Greektown. Phase II currently underway: office, hotel, residential, medical, and retail elements.

Review Type: Planning Commission
Review Date: Tuesday, August 11th 2020


Village of Cross Keys

5102 FALLS ROAD
Baltimore, MD 21210

Proposed additional development to existing Cross Keys multiuse complex includes a 325-unit market rate multi-family building, 150K SF of office space,and small grocery store.

Review Type: Urban Design and Architectural Review Panel
Review Date: Friday, August 7th 2020


Highlandtown Elementary School

231 S EATON ST
Baltimore, MD 21224

Proposed 43K SF addition to existing Highlandtown Elementary and Middle School.

Review Type: Urban Design and Architectural Review Panel
Review Date: Friday, August 7th 2020


Logistics Center III

1600 Sparrows Point Blvd
Sparrows Point, MD 21219

Tradepoint Atlantic is planning to build a 515K SF Logistics Center with 40K SF of office space. This is the latest development. Nearby, "The Shoppes at Tradepoint Atlantic" is an ongoing retail development spanning 9 acres.


City Crescent Apartments

10 S HOWARD ST
Baltimore, MD 21201

Purposed conversion of old City Crescent office building into 395 market rate apartments on floors 2-11, with retail space on the first floor.


Beyond Self Storage

1541 RIDGELY ST
Baltimore, MD 21230

Proposed 950 unit, 129K SF storage facility on 1.19 acres.


Metro West Redevelopment

300 N GREENE ST
Baltimore, MD 21201

Long stalled redevelopment of former Social Security Administration complex is moving forward with proposed 2,200 space, 8 story parking garage with street level retail.


520 Somerset Apartments

500 N CENTRAL AVE
Baltimore, MD 21202

To subdivide lot and construct a five-story mixed-use building: 197 dwelling units (36 market rate units and 161 affordable rate units) with 2,450 sq. ft. of ground floor retail including outdoor dining and 89 off-street parking spaces.

Review Type: Planning Commission
Review Date: Monday, June 29th 2020


Port Convington Chapter 1

Port Covington Chapter 1
Baltimore, MD 21230

177 acre industrial redevelopment into mixed use retail, residential, hotel and commercial spaces totally 14.1M SF. Plans are to include 40 acres of green space. The project is currently in its first phase. Final project will total 235 acres and 18M SF.

Total Investment: Over $100million

Review Type: Planning Commission
Review Date: Monday, June 29th 2020


1012 Morton Street

1012 MORTON ST
Baltimore, MD 21201

Remove rear portion of 3 histortic carriage houses and construct vertical addition to offer 51 apartment units.

Review Type: Commission on Historic Preservation
Review Date: Tuesday, June 9th 2020


400 Park

214 W MULBERRY ST
Baltimore, MD 21201

Partial rehabilitation of the former Martick's restaurant building. This project will be adjacently connected to the ongoing proposal to build a six story apartment building called 400 Park.

Total Investment: $10million to $100million

Review Type: Commission on Historic Preservation
Review Date: Tuesday, June 9th 2020


Woodland Gardens

4701 PARK HEIGHTS AVE
Baltimore, MD 21215

Proposed 75 unit senior living apartment building.

Review Type: Urban Design and Architectural Review Panel
Review Date: Friday, June 5th 2020


Renaissance Row

4301 PARK HEIGHTS AVE
Baltimore, MD 21215

Ongoing plans to redevelop 24 properties at Park Heights Ave. and Pimlico Road into a four-story, 84 unit apartment building.


Rash Field Phase 1

201 KEY HWY
Baltimore, MD 21230

Rash Field redevelopment will feature a modern pavilion with a 2,000-square-foot cafe, public restrooms, rain gardens and a rooftop deck. The first phase will also bring a children's nature park, a kinetic playground, a small skatepark and a shady lawn.


Somerset Redevelopment

1241 ORLEANS ST
Baltimore, MD 21202

Proposed 8 story, 185 unit apartment building with 40,000SF grocery store anchor. Project includes 266 parking spaces for residents and customers. This project is the fourth new building of the larger Somerset Homes $250M redevelopment.

Total Investment: $10million to $100million


Tractor Building

2039 CLIPPER PARK ROAD
Baltimore, MD 21211

Redevelopment of Woodberry's "The Tractor Building" into a 7 story, 99 unit apartment building with historic façade.

Review Type: Commission on Historic Preservation
Review Date: Tuesday, May 12th 2020


Alta Federal Hill

1900 S HANOVER ST
Baltimore, MD 21230

Six-story, 258-unit apartment building with 370 parking spaces, a garage, and 1,000 sq. ft. of ground-floor retail. Part of 1800 and 1900 South Hanover redevelopment.

Review Type: Board of Municipal Zoning and Appeals
Review Date: Tuesday, May 5th 2020


Sojourner Place at Preston

1310 N CENTRAL AVE
Baltimore, MD 21202

Sojourner Place at Preston is a joint venture collaboration of Health Care for the Homeless and Episcopal Housing Corporation to build a new 90,000 square foot multi-family building totaling 70 units in the Oliver neighborhood of Baltimore City.

Review Type: Urban Design and Architectural Review Panel
Review Date: Thursday, April 16th 2020


Cold Spring Lane

3025 W COLD SPRING LANE
Baltimore, MD 21215

Plans to construct 163 afforadable apartments including 73 one bedrooms, 49 two bedrooms, and 41 three bedrooms. Plans also include 66 parking spaces and rooftop solar panels.

Review Type: Urban Design and Architectural Review Panel
Review Date: Thursday, April 16th 2020


Johns Hopkins Hospital: CMSC and North Tower Add. and Renovation

600 N WOLFE ST
Baltimore, MD 21205

$400M addition and renovation of the Childrens Medical and Surgical Center at Johns Hopkins Hospital. The current building will have a replaced façade, and a new 11 story tower with 200,000 square feet of medical lab space.

Total Investment: Over $100million

Review Type: Urban Design and Architectural Review Panel
Review Date: Thursday, April 16th 2020


Johnston Square Redevelopment

1127 FORREST ST
Baltimore, MD 21202

600 vacant properties over a 50 acre area redeveloped into new housing and green space.

Total Investment: $10million to $100million

Review Type: Planning Commission
Review Date: Thursday, March 26th 2020


Topgolf

301 STOCKHOLM ST
Baltimore, MD 21230

65K SF golfng complex with 102 driving bays across 10 acres.


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