Baltimore City's Past Present and Future

NOW WITH PICTURES!! What does the future hold for Baltimore City? No one knows for sure. One way is to examine is to look at the past and present conditions, the other is to look at what's on the drawing board as far as new development. I will attempt to do both while at the same time throwing in my opinion. Sure, the Inner Harbor and its surrounding neighborhoods are nice, but they're aren't my focus. Check out old posts I have added pictures to them!

Thursday, September 30, 2010

Edmondson Village:Driven by the Outside Market

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Edmondson Village's demographics have always been driven by outside forces. First it was the advent of James Keelty's "Dayligh...
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Thursday, September 23, 2010

Greektown: Bring On the Condos, Well Not Yet

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First it was East Highlandtown, then Little Athens, and now Greektown. The cluster of Neighborhoods located in the far Southeast were buil...
Wednesday, September 15, 2010

Clipper Mill:Preservation At Its Best

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The remains of the old Clipper Mill has quickly become Baltimore's most sought after and most hidden address at the same time. The reas...
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Friday, September 10, 2010

East Baltimore Midway:Rebuilding an Entire Neighorhood

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Surprisingly, in a City like Baltimore where there are close to 15,000 vacant homes and thousands more vacant lots, there aren't but a ...
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Monday, August 30, 2010

New Posts Coming Soon

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After camping for two weeks and being extremely bust at work, I can focus on blogging once again. I'm glad to have gotten emails and com...
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Friday, July 16, 2010

The Rotunda:Waiting for Redevelopment

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The Rotunda, located in the northern outskirts of Hampden either needs some major redevelopment. Otherwise, I fear its fate will won't b...
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Wednesday, June 30, 2010

New Rail Lines: Start Downtown and then the Suburbs Phases III and I V

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This post is a continuation of the previous post. It started with Phases I and II of my plan to build a world class Rail Transit System for ...
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