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Scarlett Place
Scarlett Place Residential Condominium is one of the first residential developments along the Baltimore Inner Harbor. The 147 luxury units are one of the most sought after in the city. Scarlett Place can be easily reached via I-83. Scarlett Place residents enjoy 24 hour security, an indoor pool and fitness center, courtyard, promenade, open floor plans, walk in closets, a balcony for every unit. >| View Details
Hopkins House
Hopkins House Apartments is the best kept secret in Roland Park. Come home to a Gold Star Award Winning Community, just a short walk away from Johns Hopkins University, the Baltimore Museum of Art and the Rotunda shopping center. >| View Details
Ashland Estates
Ashland Estates is a community of 110 townhomes and single family homes nestled among wooded trees in Hunt Valley, MD. Historically, known as Ashland Iron Works, one of the largest pig iron sites in the country during the 19th century. >| View Details
Villages at Woodholme
The Villages at Woodholme offers a luxury environment, complete with recreational and social amenities that encourage an active lifestyle. Walking trails throughout the development encourages residents to view the splendor of the community. >| View Details
Boxwood
Boxwood is an exclusive 27 unit cluster home community nestled in a mature wooded setting of Timonium, MD. Elegant homes with a two-story foyer, large gourmet kitchens, 2-car attached garage and beautifully maintained landscaping. >| View Details
Residences at Pleasant Ridge
The Residences at Pleasant Ridge offers luxury living at its finest at this premiere mid-rise apartment community. >| View Details
The Warrington Condominium
Built in 1928, The Warrington is a thirteen-floor high-rise building consisting of 46 exclusive residences. The Warrington is located at 3908 North Charles Street, Baltimore, Maryland in the Guilford neighborhood.>| View Details
Townhomes at River's Gate
The Townhomes at River's Gate offers two bedroom townhomes nestled in the heart of Middle River. Enjoy the serenity of townhome living with private entrances and patios. Inside these spacious townhomes you will find large eat in kitchens along with ample closet space. We take care of lawn mowing and snow removal for you. >| View DetailsAnnouncements
June 28, 2012
Like more than 24 million fellow Americans, the residents of Baltimore’s Jonestown community live in an urban ‘food desert’ where low-income families have little or no access to affordable, healthy food. On Thursday, June 28th, shoppers at Whole Foods Market Harbor East will have the chance to make a major contribution to the fight against food deserts. Thanks to Whole Foods Market’s quarterly 5 percent giving day program, five percent of net sales will be donated to the Exeter Gardens project—an effort to turn a local derelict lot into a thriving food farm, an oasis in the urban food desert.
Urban-renewal and green-space advocate Hasdai Westbrook, project director for Exeter Gardens, said, “There are over 14,000 vacant lots and dozens of food deserts in Baltimore. We’re building Exeter Gardens to make sure this lot and this community isn’t one of them. A special thanks to Whole Foods Market for leading the official launch of our funding drive.”
WPM Real Estate Group and Mahan Rykiel Associates, an award winning landscape architectural firm are donating their time and services to design and build Exeter Gardens. Construction is expected to be completed in the fall.
5% Day at Whole Foods Market Harbor East to Benefit Exeter Gardens
Like more than 24 million fellow Americans, the residents of Baltimore’s Jonestown community live in an urban ‘food desert’ where low-income families have little or no access to affordable, healthy food. On Thursday, June 28th, shoppers at Whole Foods Market Harbor East will have the chance to make a major contribution to the fight against food deserts. Thanks to Whole Foods Market’s quarterly 5 percent giving day program, five percent of net sales will be donated to the Exeter Gardens project—an effort to turn a local derelict lot into a thriving food farm, an oasis in the urban food desert.
Urban-renewal and green-space advocate Hasdai Westbrook, project director for Exeter Gardens, said, “There are over 14,000 vacant lots and dozens of food deserts in Baltimore. We’re building Exeter Gardens to make sure this lot and this community isn’t one of them. A special thanks to Whole Foods Market for leading the official launch of our funding drive.”
WPM Real Estate Group and Mahan Rykiel Associates, an award winning landscape architectural firm are donating their time and services to design and build Exeter Gardens. Construction is expected to be completed in the fall.
