Homeland Historically and architecturally significant, the Homeland neighborhood nestled in northern Baltimore has famous designers and quietly spectacular homes. Directly north of Notre Dame of Maryland’s campus, this carefully planned community is generally bounded by N. Charles Street to the West and Bellona Avenue on the East. At the North end, Melrose Avenue draws the line between Homeland and Bellona-Gittings. … Read More
Guerilla x The Jungle
Guerilla x The Jungle By Amanda Dukehart Ahhhh breathe it in. The feelings are real. Whether you’re listing your home for sale or just trying to bring some life indoors, houseplants spark a special kind of bliss. The bright, dark and sometimes speckled green leaves not only make us feel good mentally, but physically as well. All about the intense … Read More
At Home in Anneslie
At Home in Anneslie Part of what has been drawing people to Anneslie for the last 100 years or so is its incredible location. This neighborhood is just outside the city line, so one can partake in all the culture Baltimore City has to offer, while also enjoying County living. Your neighbors within Anneslie consist of restaurateurs, small business owners, … Read More
Discover a New Path to Owning
Discover a New Path to Owning You may not be ready to buy a house today, but you can still live in the home and community you really want. “Your Maryland Realtor” Tomeka Givens can show you how. Utilizing unique “Lease with a Right to Purchase” programs, Tomeka can help you find a house you want with rent rate certainty … Read More
Resurgent Remington
Resurgent Remington Remington is a centrally located neighborhood that has been trending for some time now. Historically it was a working class neighborhood that was built in the 12 years that followed World War I, and served as a bedroom community for workers from the Jones Falls mill center. Today, it still has its old-school, blue-collar vibes, but it is … Read More
Why Patterson Park
Why Patterson Parkby Amanda Dukehart Snuggled above Canton and east of Butchers Hill, Patterson Park is a community of its own. Also known as Highlandtown, the Historic area was a popular area for businessmen, butchers and brewers. It was originally called “Snake Hill”, but the in 1866 the town called a meeting and decided to change the name to something … Read More