Downtown and South Baltimore, MD Real Estate |
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Median Income $38,161 | Median Age 32.84 | Population 13,023 |
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January | HI 44° | LO 29° | July | HI 90° | LO 72° |
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Elementary: Bentalou 150 Berkshire Charles Carrol Barrister Es 34 |
Middle: Friendship Academy - Science & Tech Reach High Alternative Learning Center 488 - E |
High: Baltimore Freedom Academy 423 Baltimore For The Arts 415 Digital Harbor 416 |
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Because Downtown Baltimore surrounds the harbor of the Chesapeake Bay, newly constructed high rise apartments take full advantage of the breathtaking views. But for those looking for a brick row house or town home with a front stoop and small backyard, many can be found in the surrounding downtown neighborhoods of Ridgley's Delight, Washington Heights, and Camden Crossing. Each of these neighborhoods is within walking distance to local businesses and the prestigious University of Maryland Law and Dental Schools, which has resulted their recent revitalization.
Condos, row houses, and converted warehouse loft spaces in the Downtown district are in high demand and prices can easily move upwards depending on their location and Bay views. But, for buyers looking to enjoy life in the heart of the city, Downtown Baltimore is the perfect place to call home. In April 2008, the average home selling price in Baltimore was $181,938, with an average price per square foot of $164. These figures include both single family homes and condos. While this data is collected from the MLS and deemed reliable, it is not guaranteed.|
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