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Carpenters work on one of the 13 small “Hope Village” homes, Baltimore Sun Staff
Dan Rodricks: Baltimore’s Hope Village could be an affordable housing model for the nation
An article by – December 8, 2023
Current Baltimore Peninsula Master Plan rendering courtesy of the Baltimore Peninsula Development Team
Drone Pictures of Port Covington and the Middle Branch
By Kevin Lynch of SouthBMore.com – September 6, 2023
Fully leased office space at McHenry Row, photo from Google Maps
Office Space At Baltimore’s McHenry Row Hits Full Occupancy With 4 New Leases
An article by – August 3, 2023
Demolition by ISI Demolition, contracted by 28 Walker (photo from isidemo.com)
Locke Insulators Baltimore Peninsula Demolition
Posted on isidemo.com – March 21, 2023
More new retail coming to Canton Crossing in an expansion by 28 Walker, BCT DESIGN GROUP
Shops at Canton Crossing adding three national retailers as center expands
An article by Melody Simmons – Baltimore Business Journal –
Screenshot from the presentation in January from 28 Walker, K. Hovnanian Homes, Greystar, Kimley Horn, KCI, and Hord Coplan Macht
DRB Homes Announced as Townhome Partner for 28 Walker’s Port Covington Project
An article by Kevin Lynch of SouthBMore.com – September 20, 2022
A rendering shows what the 40TEN building will look like. Credit: Moseley Architects.
Urban Landscape: Baltimore’s first heavy timber office building rises in Canton…
An article by Ed Gunts of Baltimore Fish Bowl – September 1, 2022
Mark Sapperstein, 28 Walker Development
Mark Sapperstein, 28 Walker Development, Named Lifetime Achievement Award Winner by Urban Land Institute Baltimore
An article from citybiz.co –
Photo from i95business.com
Waterfront Transformation Planned as Locke Insulator Site is Redeveloped
An article by Kristi S. Halford of I95 Business – June 8, 2022
40 Ten Rendering from 28 Walker Development Group
28 Walker Development Lands $28M for First Timber Building in Baltimore
An article by Keith Loria – March 3, 2022
Photo from bizjournals.com (screenshot from Google Maps)
800-unit multifamily, townhome development unveiled for former Locke Insulators site
An article by Carley Milligan of the Baltimore Business Journal –
Photo from SouthBMore.com (screenshot from Google Maps)
Developer Mark Sapperstein Planning 25-acre Residential Development in Port Covington
An article by Kevin Lynch of SouthBMore.com – November 17, 2021
Photo from Segallgroup.com
Pure Raw Juice is Coming Soon to Canton!
Segall Group Article – November 8, 2021
Photo from DDC Journal, Fall 2021, page 48
A Fresh Take on Office Space
DDC Journal Article – Fall 2021, pages 48-53
SCOTT SLOSSON. PHOTO: BY 28 WALKER
Q&A: 40TEN Developer Scott Slosson Weighs In on Heavy Timber
An article from Keith Loria of the Commerical Observer – April 2, 2021
In Canton, 28 Walker Development is preparing to construct Baltimore’s first mass timber office building. Photo courtesy of 28 Walker Development
Mass Timber Trend Takes Root in Baltimore?
An article from NAIOP Commercial Real Estate Development Association – March 2021
40Ten. Photo courtesy of 28 Walker Development
Baltimore Welcomes First Timber Office Building
An article by Barbra Murray of the Commercial Property Executive – February 23, 2021
The 40Ten building is scheduled to open in early 2022 as the first heavy timber office building in the city. (Moseley Architects)
Baltimore’s First Heavy Timber Office Building Lined Up for Southeast Project
An article by Matthew Simon of CoStar Research – February 23, 2021
An artist’s rendering of a planned office building by 28 Walker Development contained within the company’s mixed-use Collective at Canton. The five-story building at 4010 Boston St. will contain approximately 125,000 feet of Class “A” commercial office space upon its delivery in early 2022. (Photo courtesy of 28 Walker Development)
28 Walker Development to use heavy wood timber in Baltimore office building
An article by Daily Record Staff – February 22, 2021
A rendering of Hope Village, Heart’s Place Services’ planned East Baltimore development of 13 tiny homes to house chronically homeless families. ARQ ARCHITECTS
THINKING BIGGER: Developers, advocates say tiny house villages are an untapped affordable housing option in Maryland
An article by Ethan McLeod of the Baltimore Business Journal – December 11, 2020
Baltimore Inner Harbor. Image by Bruce Emmerling via Pixabay
Greystar Breaks Ground on First Baltimore Development
An article by Holly Dutton of Multihousingnews.com – December 10, 2020
Greystar developing multifamily project in Baltimore
An article by staff of the The Daily Record – December 9, 2020
An aerial view of the 500-unit apartment development now underway at the Collective at Canton by Greystar. – photo courtesy of GREYSTAR
Greystar acquires 500-unit Canton apartment project from Mark Sapperstein
An article by Melody Simmons of the Baltimore Business Journal – December 9, 2020
An illustration by Baltimore architect Jay Orr suggest what Hope Village, a development of small homes made from converted shipping containers, might look like when completed – courtesy of ARQ Architects
Bloomberg didn’t call, but someone else did. Now there’s hope for container houses on Holbrook Street in East Baltimore.
A commentary by Dan Rodricks of the Baltimore Sun – September 17, 2020
The 108-unit townhouse project is set to break ground on Fort Avenue in Locust Point in early 2021 – photo courtesy of Vantage Media
Here’s a first look at plans for the 108-unit Banner Row development in Locust Point
An article by Melody Simmons of the Baltimore Business Journal – October 23, 2020
Landscaping has been added to the new Collective at Canton shopping center – photo courtesy of JOANNA SULLIVAN
Developer Mark Sapperstein launches streetscape project at Canton properties
An article by Melody Simmons of the Baltimore Business Journal – July 21, 2020
Chase bank opening at the Collective at Canton – photo courtesy of Mike Sunnucks
JPMorgan Chase applies for another city branch — this time in a new retail development
An article by Holden Wilen of the Baltimore Business Journal – June 23, 2020
Courtesy of Google Maps
Demolition Begins at Locust Point Plant, Will Become 112 Townhomes
An article by Kevin Lynch of SouthBmore.com – July 21, 2020
Greens at Sprouts Farmers Market by Carley Milligan
Sprouts Farmers Market opening in Canton this week
An article by Melody Simmons of the Baltimore Business Journal – July 20, 2020
Sprouts Farmers Market Produce Courtesy of Carley Milligan
Sprouts announces opening date, hiring kickoff for new Canton store
An article by Jessica Iannetta of the Baltimore Business Journal – April 30, 2020
Developer Mark Sapperstein is eyeing redevelopment of the shuttered PQ Corp. plant in Locust Point. Photo courtesy of GOOGLE MAPS
Prominent local developer proposes townhome development for Locust Point industrial site
An article by Melody Simmons of the Baltimore Business Journal – February 24, 2020
Reception area at MOI’s office – Photo Courtesy of Ron Blunt Photography
Cool Digs: This firm’s office also acts as a showroom for clients
An article by Jessica Iannetta of the Baltimore Business Journal – February 10, 2020
A Starbucks is coming to Federal Hill – photo courtesy of STARBUCKS CORP.
Starbucks is coming to Federal Hill
An article by Jessica Iannetta of the Baltimore Business Journal – January 16, 2020
Initiative translates to lower rental costs for studio, one and two-bedroom units
28 Walker Associates Engineers Porter Street Apartments in McHenry Row to 100% Solar Power
Posted on baltimore.citybizlist.com – June 5, 2019
Master plan drawings provide a preview of the upcoming Collective at Canton development by Mark Sapperstein’s 28 Walker Associates. Photo Courtesy of CARLEY MILLIGAN
Sapperstein reveals plans for 12-acre ‘Collective at Canton’
An article by Carley Milligan of the Baltimore Business Journal – April 4, 2019
Nordstrom Rack at Canton Crossing II – courtesy of Melody Simmons
Nordstrom Rack readies to open first Baltimore City store in Canton
An article by Melody Simmons of the Baltimore Business Journal – March 13, 2019
Scott Slosson, director of development for 28 Walker Development, poses with the model and kind of bike that is planned to be given per tenant. (Karl Merton Ferron, Baltimore Sun)
Rent an apartment, get a bike: Baltimore developers pitch a new, carless way to live
An article by Meredith Cohn of The Baltimore Sun – March 1, 2019
Rendering of Wheelhouse in Federal Hill – Courtesy of Marks Thomas and 28 Walker
Wheelhouse, New Co-living Development in Federal Hill Section, Provides Construction And Leasing Update
Posted on baltimore.citybizlist.com – February 21, 2019