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I think a +$800 million dollar 32-Acre Redevelopment project deserves it's own thread


Phase I of the project is on track to finish mid 2018


https://www.bizjournals.com/baltimo...13-years-west-baltimore-mega-development.html
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rockin'.baltimorean
^^nice! Very cool....
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Joakim3 said:
I think a +$800 million dollar 32-Acre Redevelopment project deserves it's own thread


Phase I of the project is on track to finish mid 2018


https://www.bizjournals.com/baltimo...13-years-west-baltimore-mega-development.html
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Given the types of buildings being constructed, I hope no-one torches or mistakenly ignites the place(s) like we've seen on a number of occasions.

Nice to see this area taking shape though; this should encourage other developers to tackle other areas of the city in time for Amazon's Port Covington Headquarters :D;).
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Grabbed these from the main article, I'll be back in the states in January for 2 weeks for the first time in well over a year, so I plan on touring Baltimore to see all this new development that has gone up over the last year and half, expect lots of pics


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PeterSmith
I saw that the first two apartment buildings in Center West now have names - Avra and Cirro.

When I commute west in the morning, I can see the top floor of one of the buildings peeking out over the roofs of the neighboring houses. It looks like the façade is partially up. Maybe that has been the case for a while, but I hadn't noticed it before.

Also, I'm going to edit the title of this thread to reflect the format of the other threads - just FYI.
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Joakim3 said:
I think a +$800 million dollar 32-Acre Redevelopment project deserves it's own thread


Phase I of the project is on track to finish mid 2018


https://www.bizjournals.com/baltimo...13-years-west-baltimore-mega-development.html
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great news for the west side!

it will go a long way to stabilizing Poppleton; linking it to downtown and will eventually help transitional neighborhoods such as Pigtown, Union Square and maybe even Franklin Square some day.
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These are from yesterday.

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KLynch
In planning for over a decade, then lighting fast progress when it actually starts. I hope this leases up quickly so they keep moving along.
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rockin'.baltimorean
wow........ExRex!!! How have you been?
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Whoa, blue skies. Haven't seen those in a while ...

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These are from yesterday.

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rockin'.baltimorean said:
wow........ExRex!!! How have you been?
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Good, man. I've been lurking for the most part. Hope things are well with you.
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I biked past this location last week, next time I'll take some pics - was surprised how nice/modern the development style looks.

"We have more people on the 'VIP' wait list than we have units," said said Daniel Bythewood Jr., president of New York-based La Cite Development LLC of the $800 million project, of the interest so far.

https://www.bizjournals.com/baltimo...-west-preparing-to-welcome-first-tenants.html
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rockin'.baltimorean
^^^^......and if what Mr. Bythewood is sayin' is true about the abundance of people on the "so-called" waiting list, then phase 2 of this project should be starting pretty soon, right??? :soon:



lol.......only time will tell the truth.
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any word on the rents?
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PeterSmith
$800M Center/West getting ready to lease apartments in West Baltimore

Leasing begins this month.
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any word on the rents?
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They're very market rate apartments. In fact, if you visit centerwestbaltimore.com, you can see the asking price for the floorplans in both buildings that are about to open.
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waj0527 said:
They're very market rate apartments. In fact, if you visit centerwestbaltimore.com, you can see the asking price for the floorplans in both buildings that are about to open.
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From what I hear 20-25% of the planned 2000 residential units in the CenterWest development will be affordable
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Joakim3 said:
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From what I hear 20-25% of the planned 2000 residential units in the CenterWest development will be market rate
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I believe it's the opposite isn't it? 20% affordable and the rest market rate
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lmshertz said:
I believe it's the opposite isn't it? 20% affordable and the rest market rate
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You are correct, lol I fact fingered the shit out of that lol
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