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Ground Broken on $65.6M Innovation Hub in East Baltimore

Forest City-New East Baltimore Partnership, a partnership between Forest City Enterprises, Inc. and Presidential Partners LLC, is building a new innovation hub for life sciences in East Baltimore, just north of the Johns Hopkins medical campus. The project is called 1812 Ashland Avenue and is expected to cost $65.6 million.

Baltimore

New Mixed-Use Project To Break Ground Next Spring in Baltimore’s Charles Village Neighborhood

Johns Hopkins University announced last week that work on its mixed-use development in Baltimore’s Charles Village neighborhood could start by next spring. It will feature market-rate student apartments, retail, restaurants and parking.

Baltimore

Baltimore’s Medical Office Market Showing Signs of Improvement

Good news for Baltimore’s medical office market. According to the latest report from Cassidy Turley, the market is showing signs of improvement.

Baltimore

Johns Hopkins Completes Renovation of the Nelson/Harvey Building, Adds More Private Patient Rooms

After almost two years of construction, the renovation of the Nelson/Harvey Building at The Johns Hopkins Hospital in East Baltimore is now finally complete. The hospital held a ribbon-cutting ceremony on October 15 and moved the first patients into the new rooms on October 21.
Baltimore 31 October 2014 21:33
$170M State of Maryland Public Health Laboratory Now Open in Baltimore’s Science + Technology Park at Johns Hopkins

Baltimore’s $170 million State of Maryland Public Health Laboratory is finally open. Governor Martin O’Malley, Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake and many other federal, state and local officials were present on July 22, at the Science + Technology Park at Johns Hopkins in East Baltimore, to cut the ceremonial ribbon for the new state-of-the-art facility.
Baltimore 10 August 2014 22:18
MBA to Promote Fratantoni to Chief Economist

David H. Stevens, president and CEO of the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) announced that Michael Fratantoni, currently MBA’s vice president, single family research and policy development, will be appointed chief economist and senior vice president, research and industry technology, reporting directly to Stevens.
Midatlantic 17 October 2013 17:08

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