Not a fan of whatever's happening in the upper third there.
The NEW 300 East Pratt Street!!!
Ladies and Gentlemen,
I present to you...
300 East Pratt Street Tower in Beautiful Baltimore, Maryland!!!
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FINALLY!!!!! Some good development news!
Yeah, it's only a rendering, but it's the "latest" rendering.
What do you all think?
"Pratt Street
300 East Pratt Street
Baltimore, MD
Type: Land Investment
Approx. 1 acre"
"Investment Drivers
Opportunity to acquire ownership interest in last prime development site on the Inner
Harbor of Baltimore."
This from: http://www.urbanamerica.com/urbanII-examples.html
Looks to be around a 42 story tower from what I'm guessing/counting.
:applause: :master: :rock:
I present to you...
300 East Pratt Street Tower in Beautiful Baltimore, Maryland!!!
FINALLY!!!!! Some good development news!
Yeah, it's only a rendering, but it's the "latest" rendering.
What do you all think?
"Pratt Street
300 East Pratt Street
Baltimore, MD
Type: Land Investment
Approx. 1 acre"
"Investment Drivers
Opportunity to acquire ownership interest in last prime development site on the Inner
Harbor of Baltimore."
This from: http://www.urbanamerica.com/urbanII-examples.html
Looks to be around a 42 story tower from what I'm guessing/counting.
:applause: :master: :rock:
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Yeah, nothing has changed concerning the "status" of the project. In other words, the tower won't get built anytime soon, I'm sure. BUT at least UrbanAmerica is throwing us a bone with this new rendering. It shows that the project is NOT dead. They are not giving up on it. It still presents a great opportunity for investment WHEN the economy gets going strong again. That is awesome, IMO. I mean, where is Arcwheeler with any updated info on the 10 IH project? And, the 300 East Pratt proposal has not had a recent rendering in a LONG time for the public to wonder about. I think, when all is said and done, this tower will rise, and it will be very tall and it won't look exactly like this latest version. There will probably be smoother lines and much more glass.
I'm just glad those guys have updated their site AND 300 E. Pratt info.
One step at a time. They gave us a recent rendering. Now let us wait until the time in the market is right to see what good happens next there. I mean, think about it. We've only have had about 95% bad news lately, development-wise. Let's just be happy about this for at least a little while longer.
I'm just glad those guys have updated their site AND 300 E. Pratt info.
One step at a time. They gave us a recent rendering. Now let us wait until the time in the market is right to see what good happens next there. I mean, think about it. We've only have had about 95% bad news lately, development-wise. Let's just be happy about this for at least a little while longer.
The market will pick up for Baltimore sooner than the rest of the country dueYeah, nothing has changed concerning the "status" of the project. In other words, the tower won't get built anytime soon, I'm sure. BUT at least UrbanAmerica is throwing us a bone with this new rendering. It shows that the project is NOT dead. They are not giving up on it. It still presents a great opportunity for investment WHEN the economy gets going strong again. That is awesome, IMO. I mean, where is Arcwheeler with any updated info on the 10 IH project? And, the 300 East Pratt proposal has not had a recent rendering in a LONG time for the public to wonder about. I think, when all is said and done, this tower will rise, and it will be very tall and it won't look exactly like this latest version. There will probably be smoother lines and much more glass.
I'm just glad those guys have updated their site AND 300 E. Pratt info.
One step at a time. They gave us a recent rendering. Now let us wait until the time in the market is right to see what good happens next there. I mean, think about it. We've only have had about 95% bad news lately, development-wise. Let's just be happy about this for at least a little while longer.
to the BRAC process. 28,000 households by one estimate, will propell the
entire state, including Baltimore City forward in new development. The BRAC
process is only now just starting to pick up speed!!!
here is another
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^^ Awesome! Where did you find that one?
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