Store It All Self Storage – Pigtown: 108,000 sq. culinary arts training center and restaurantīath House Square – Pigtown: 8 apartments, 1,850 sq. Public Storage – Carroll-Camden Industrial Area: Five-story, 940-unit storage facility Hammerjacks – Stadium Area: 2,500-person outdoor venue The Paramount Baltimore – Stadium Area: 80,000 sq. Topgolf – Stadium Area: Driving range and 65,000 sq. – Ridgely’s Delight: 50 apartmentsħ33 to 737 W. cafe, overlook, bathrooms, skate park, playgrounds, and landscaping.īanner Hill – Otterbein: 349 apartments, 331-car garageĤ14 Light Street – Otterbein/Inner Harbor: 394 apartments, 12,300 sq. Rash Field Redevelopment Phase I – Federal Hill: Renovation of western section of the 7.5-acre park adding a new pavilion, 1,200 sq. Key Highway and Light Street Reconstruction – Federal Hill: Road reconstruction on Light St. retailīainbridge Federal Hill – Federal Hill: 224 apartments, 227-car garage ft., 820-unit storage facilityĪlta Federal Hill Phase I – South Baltimore: 267 apartments, 367-car garage, and 1,000 sq. of retailĮxtraSpace Storage – South Baltimore: 5-story, 90,000 sq. The Darcy on Light Street – South Baltimore: Demolishing existing Victory House building and constructing 10 new apartments, and a 10-car garageġ15 West Hamburg Street – Sharp-Leadenhall: 33 apartments of retailġ238 Light Street – Federal Hill: 21 apartments, 1,570 sq. Wheelhouse – Federal Hill : 29 apartments, 5,500 sq. Hanover Crossing – Federal Hill: 10 townhomes
building (254 residential units and 16,000 sq. building (40 residential units, 81 extended-stay units, and 6,000 sq.
building (162 residential units and 40,000 sq. Port Covington – Chapter 1B: 3.025 million sq. West Covington Park – Port Covington: Park improvements of office spaceīanner Row Townhomes – Locust Point: 108 townhomes replacing the former PQ Corporation plantġ441 Haubert Street – Locust Point: 3 townhomesĪnthem House II – Locust Point: 52 apartments, 1,300 sq.
Courtyard by Marriott Hotel – 126-room hotel.Porter Street Apartments– 224 apartments.Note: The under-construction projects have progressed since the new Google Maps ‘satellite’ viewīefore screenshots courtesy of Apple Maps, after screenshots courtesy of Google Maps To show the amount of development that has taken place in different parts of South Baltimore over the recent years, screenshot overhead images from Apple Maps that appear to be from 2017. This new view depicts overhead shots which appear to be from Fall 2021. Google Maps just updated its ‘satellite’ view of Baltimore City.
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