Downtown Baltimore is no longer just a business and tourist destination.
Last year, the Downtown Partnership of Baltimore projected demand for 7,400 new residential units “downtown” ? the mile radius of Pratt and Light streets ? between 2006 and 2012. Employment gains in Baltimore?s life science sector, which is expected to add thousands of downtown jobs in the next five years, should spur demand for downtown living.
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