Just four years ago, economic planners in Baltimore County had to entice developers to build on a piece of prime waterfront property in Essex.
But the community that once was the poster child for the county?s neglected Beltway communities ? where suffering businesses like Ames and Valu Food left storefronts to rot ? now boasts more than 5,000 new homes, some of which have doubled in sale price over the past three years.
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