The Baltimore Development Corp.’s board favors a proposal from a New York-based developer to transform more city-owned blight on downtown’s Westside. Developer ASH proposes renovating the buildings at 142-144 W. Fayette St. and 102-106 N. Liberty St., into 20 apartments ...

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There was an interesting conversation piece one recent morning in the 300 block of North Eutaw Street -- about a half-mile north from Oriole Park at Camden Yards and a world away.

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Baltimore’s strategy to revitalize downtown’s Westside by seeking investors for smaller chunks of city-owned blight is starting to produce results that development officials hope to build on. While by no means an unqualified success, Baltimore Development Corp.’s aggressive issuing of ...

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Progress is being made redeveloping long-vacant deteriorating properties on downtown Baltimore’s Westside, many of them once part of the failed Superblock development proposal, according to the city’s quasi-public economic development agency. A spokeswoman for the Baltimore Development Corp. in an ...

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Plans for the overhaul of Baltimore’s iconic Lexington Market now involve demolishing the current structure and building a new facility on a parking lot to the south. Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake and Lexington Market Inc. unveiled the new plan on Friday. ...

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