BALTIMORE | Projects: proposed, under construction or approved

[Notonfoodstamps]

MCB presented the finalized Inner Harbor promenade design to Maryland's Department of the Environment for approval.

This phase of construction has already been financed by the state, and will break ground post Sail250 & Rash Field phase II construction.

https://mde.maryland.gov/programs/water/...l%20Application%20Package_25-WL-1148.pdf

[Notonfoodstamps]

Harborplace redevelopment breaks ground in November.

https://baltimorefishbowl.com/stories/li...-november-for-harborplace-redevelopment/

[vetteking]

Thanks for all great updates. Have they broke ground on new line subway station that Gov Moore was talking about building affordable housing near the stations?

[Notonfoodstamps]

Originally Posted by vetteking

Thanks for all great updates. Have they broke ground on new line subway station that Gov Moore was talking about building affordable housing near the stations?

No problem!

The E/W Red Line is still going through design-planning.

The West Baltimore MARC station will be completed concurrently with the new FDT tunnel so thats some years away.

The state wants to start developing TOD on the Subway (Green Line) and Light-rail stations imminently however.

[Notonfoodstamps]

Rash Field Phase II is making major progress towards scheduled completion late summer.

https://www.southbmore.com/2026/05/26/photo-tour-of-the-rash-field-redevelopment/

[Notonfoodstamps]

Roughly 800 units in four & five-story residential buildings over retail to are coming to Mount Clare Square. The current grocery store and office building will remain on site with everything else being demolished per March 2026 plans.

Massing renders (courtesy of member on Skyscrapercity)

[Notonfoodstamps]

Johns Hopkins University is planning a 12 to 13-story student housing hall on 3200 N Charles St

[Notonfoodstamps]

One Westport development is well underway. Market rate mutli-family apartments were axed for more 3-4 story townhomes/condos bringing total units down to ~800 from 1300.

Project will have a residential density ~30k ppsm.

[Notonfoodstamps]

Key Bridge construction moving slowly but steady. The pier protection/pylon foundation pile footprint compared to the original bridges pier gives a sense of scale of how absurdly large this thing will be.