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Living in the heart of Baltimore
This buzzing commercial and business center makes up the quintessential Baltimore city skyline with its towering skyscrapers and glass-sided office buildings. With a lively nightlife and a vast array of restaurants, retail, and entertainment options, residents are steps away from all the amenities of the city. “You get all the modern amenities and you’re right within walking distance to bars, restaurants, boutique shops, luxury retail and parks- not to mention the access to the waterfront and Inner Harbor,” says Realtor and president of the Breeden Group, Robert Breeden, who has seven years of experience selling in the greater Baltimore area. This historically rich metropolitan neighborhood features sparkling harbor views along the famous Baltimore Waterfront Promenade.
The downtown Baltimore skyline is a dynamic blend of historic landmarks and modern designs.
Inner Harbor marina in Downtown Baltimore is home to boats and waterfront living.
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Streets lined with historic row houses
Within a grid of busy streets, residents' front doors open right into the heart of Baltimore. Historic row houses line the streets, featuring contrasting splashes of color against brick exteriors. Though most residences only provide street parking, some Federalist-style townhouses in the eastern portion of the neighborhood feature carports and one-car garages. While some homes have compact front patios, many also include private courtyards with space for benches, plants, and ornamental outdoor décor. Homes with three bedrooms or more tend to sell from $300,000 to $400,000, with the average sale price being $350,000. Houses with less than three bedrooms range from $200,000 to $250,000, with the average sale price hovering around $225,000. “You get more bang for your buck in relation to other metropolitan cities,” says Breeden. “The home prices are half of what you’d pay for a house in DC.” Additonally, buyers can choose from one- and two-bedroom condos and apartments featuring balconies, state-of-the-art appliances and amenities including fitness centers, pools and designated parking.
Luxury condos and apartments line the streets of Downtown Baltimore.
Rowhomes in Downtown Baltimore come with a variety of historic brick facades.
Breco Holiday Apartments in Downtown Baltimore offer central access to shops and dining.
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A bustling waterfront shopping district
Overlooking the Inner Harbor is The Capital Grille, a popular upscale steakhouse offering classic American fare in a warmly lit, art deco-inspired setting. For more casual dining, Mick O'Shea's Irish Pub offers traditional Irish pub fare, brews and whiskeys. For dining and groceries, residents also frequent the historic Lexington Market, a 60,000-square-foot center that’s been operating since 1782 — one of the longest-running public markets in America. For clothing, residents can stop by Urban Outlet just off West Lexington Street.
Downtown Baltimore's Lexington Market is one of the nation's longest running markets.
Lexington Market in Historic Downtown Baltimore features small businesses and food stalls.
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Entertainment in Downtown Baltimore
There’s never a dull moment in Downtown: The neighborhood is within walking distance of theaters, markets and parks, as well as the bustling Inner Harbor. For a night on the town, get tickets to an event at the CFG Bank Arena and enjoy an evening of live music or sports. To catch the latest musical, head to The Hippodrome Theatre, an iconic Baltimore performing arts center that’s been thrilling visitors since 1914. Visit the Bromo Seltzer Arts Tower, a 15-story tower and historical landmark constructed in 1911. Here, visitors can climb to the top and admire the massive clock face and its 24-foot-tall dials or visit the Tower’s Emerson/Maryland Glass Museum to see glass bottles of all ages, shapes and sizes. History buffs and book lovers might appreciate a visit to the gravestone of Edgar Allan Poe at the Westminster Hall & Burying Ground. No visit to Downtown Baltimore is complete without a walk along the Baltimore Waterfront Promenade. Here, residents can tour a historic ship, visit the National Aquarium or simply dine on the harbor.
The National Aquarium in Downtown Baltimore’s Inner Harbor is a top family destination.
CFG Bank Arena in Downtown Baltimore hosts concerts and major entertainment events.
The Hippodrome Theatre in Downtown Baltimore showcases musicals and live performances.
The Bromo Seltzer Tower in Downtown Baltimore is a historic 15-story clock tower.
Edgar Allan Poe’s gravesite monument is located in Downtown Baltimore’s Westminster Hall.
Visitors can tour the historic boats lining Downtown Baltimore's Inner Harbor.
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The Baltimore Farmers Market
From April to December, residents can stop by the Baltimore Farmers Market, the largest farmers market in Maryland. Located at the intersection of Jones Falls Expressway, Holliday and Saratoga Streets, this market features a diverse range of artisanal goods and locally grown produce.
Baltimore’s Farmers Market has been in Downtown Baltimore since 1977.
Downtown Baltimore’s Farmers Market offers fresh produce and a festive atmosphere.
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Endless options for public transport
There are tons of options for getting around the city- The Charm City Circulator is a free downtown bus system, with buses running about every 15 minutes along four main routes. In addition to the bus system, downtown Baltimore offers the Metro SubwayLink and Light RailLink.
Downtown Baltimore is served by the light rail and other public transit options.
MTA buses in Downtown Baltimore are a great way around the city.
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Baltimore City Public Schools District
While there are no public schools in the Downtown area, it is zoned for the greater Baltimore City Public Schools District. Students can begin their education at The Historic Samuel Coleridge-Taylor Elementary School and Booker T. Washington Middle School, both of which earned a C-minus on Niche. Students can finish their education at Paul Laurence Dunbar High School, which scored a C on Niche.
Downtown Baltimore’s Coleridge-Taylor School is part of the city’s public school district.
Baltimore’s Booker T. Washington Middle School offers public education in the downtown core.
Paul Laurence Dunbar High School is a key public school in Downtown Baltimore.
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Downtown Baltimore Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Downtown Baltimore, Baltimore sell after 75 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Downtown Baltimore, Baltimore over the last 12 months is $206,500, up 15% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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