Last week, we shared news about National Aquarium preparing to lay off employees; town homes coming to Baltimore Peninsula and Locust Point; and efforts to rehab Baltimore’s vacant homes.
Revisit the stories here:
“500 town houses are coming to Baltimore Peninsula, 122 to Locust Point“: Five hundred town houses are coming to Baltimore Peninsula as part of a mixed-use real estate project proposed by developer Mark Sapperstein.
“National Aquarium to lay off 30 employees in ‘strategic restructuring’“: The National Aquarium plans to lay off 30 employees as part of a “strategic restructuring” that will take effect on Jan. 1, 2027.
“Dan Rodricks: ‘We are writing the story for our next generation’“: Baltimore’s latest count of vacant houses stands at 11,388. That’s the lowest in decades, and not just because of demolitions.
“Johns Hopkins University is tearing down Dell House and the former Homewood Early Learning Center“: Johns Hopkins University is tearing down two buildings that have long been targeted for demolition, Dell House at 2850 N. Charles St. and the former Homewood Early Learning Center at 200 Wyman Park Drive.
“Hot House: Literature-lovers will be booked and busy filling the shelves of this Homeland cottage“: Bookworms, count all the bookcases you’d get to fill if you were the owner of this beautiful cottage in this Homeland enclave.
