Please join the hosts on Thursday, March 20th, for a Realtor Brunch at 101 Ellwood Lofts and Apartments. Come check out this apartment community and learn about the Realtor Referral Program. Refreshments and tours of this beautiful community will be provided Come check for yourself why 101 Ellwood has quickly became one of downtown Baltimore’s hottest new address.
Please RSVP to [email protected] by Wednesday, March 19th.
Greetings!
101 Ellwood Lofts and Apartments cordially invites you to a Happy Hour to tour this unique community. Please join us for great food and drinks in a friendly atmosphere.
All members and guests are invited, so please bring your coworkers, friends and prospective residents for this event.
Please kindly RSVP by Wednesday, November 6th, to [email protected].
Courtesy Bambeco— Whether it’s your first real place after college, temporary digs after moving to a new city, or you just prefer renting to owning, looking at the plain white walls and expanse of blah design that dominates most rental apartments can be enough to make anyone feel like they’re living in the drab zone. But you don’t have to sacrifice personal style just because you signed a lease, not a mortgage. Rentals can feel like a plain box that you can’t do anything to, but that’s not the case. Of course, check with your landlord or rental company before doing anything, and decide for yourself what level of work you’re willing to undertake when you move out.
Assessment
List the good and the bad in your space. What do you want to accentuate and what would you like to minimize? Visualize how you really want the space to look and note the things you need to make that work. Write it all down and keep looking at the list as you consider everything else.
In the Netflix series House of Cards, we’re meant to believe that Zoe lives in a run-down apartment in a bad part of town. Now that very apartment can be yours! Of course, the building in question is actually in a perfectly lovely part of Mt. Vernon (6 E. Preston St., to be precise), and the actual filming didn’t take place inside the apartment’s interior. Still, if you feel like paying $650 a month for a one-bedroom that’s been (and presumably will continue to be) on television, now’s your chance.
Earlier this week, Jezebel nominated this ad for a Baltimore sublet as “the cutest Craigslist ad of all time.” And, yeah, it’s pretty cute. Baltimore Fishbowl reached out to its creator, Aladdin Collar:
“I had started with a regular Craigslist ad with all the relevant info, but I didn’t get very good responses. I felt like I was running out of time and wanted to take control of the situation a little bit.
Baltimore’s Ongoing Disaster: Water Main Breaks – by Rachel Monroe
The Most Beautiful Raynovich – by Marion Winik
One Year After Fire, Mt. Washington Tavern Re-Opens – by Susan Dunn
Cool Rents: 1901 South Charles – by Krista Smith
Hot House: Suburban Colonial with Urban Charm – by Cynthia McIntyre
The Baltimore Business Journal is reporting that 111 new apartment rentals are planned for the city. But what really surprised me was that the new apartments are in response to a 97 percent rental occupancy rate in the city. Downtown is the fastest growing residential neighborhood in Baltimore, says the Downtown Partnership spokesman Michael Evitts.
Developers are so eager to satisfy the need for residential rental space they are converting office buildings into apartments. Small conversions of office space make up the combined 111 apartments.
