Phases of a Butcher’s Hill Rehab – Part 1
IN THE BEGINNING A house is not just a compilation of wood, drywall and nails. It is an idea brought to fruition by skill, labor...
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Plan on Rehabbing a House?
Do you plan on rehabbing a house? If so, I’d like to photograph and write about your project. So, what’s in it for you? Perhaps... -
Do you speak real estate?
The remarks section is where agents get to describe their listings – the home they are actively engaged in trying to sell. Some agents simply... -
design within reach 2 (Sold at full list price in less than 30 days)
House by house Greenmount West, one neighborhood located in Station North Arts and Entertainment District, is realizing the vision many in the area have hoped for. ... -
436 Federal Street — design within reach (sold above list price)
Federal Street homes are ripe with value and nowhere is this more apparent than at 436 Federal Street. This is a true ground-up rehab with all new plumbing and electrical systems and, of course, a home warranty. The walls are architect white and the floors are light natural oak hardwood. -
Reservoir Hill: It’s time for real estate.
During my initial home search in Baltimore thirteen years ago, Reservoir Hill was described as a neighborhood on the rebound – a transitional neighborhood about to make that final transition. But then I found articles reporting the same sentiment 20 years earlier. Reservoir Hill and its sibling, -
Patterson Park Perfection
Baltimore is a rehab city and there are tons of housing stock available and ready to be transformed. But it’s not easy to turn a caterpillar into a butterfly. It takes drawings, permits and the whole permitting process to contend with – waiting for multiple inspectors to show up at various stages of the project. Many -
House One. Anatomy of a Patterson Park Rehab
Ever walked by a house and just stopped? That’s what happened as I walked past 2322 E. Baltimore Street in Patterson Park. -
West side, east side. The two sides of 21212.
Rodgers Forge is a tree-lined community of tony rowhomes with residents heavily invested in its community and schools. Architecturally, this neighborhood is the very definition of homogeneous. The community, where slate roofs are the norm, has been on the National Register of Historic Places since 2009. Rodgers Forge Elementary and Dumbarton Middle School are rated 10 out of 10 and 9 out of 10, respectively, by greatschools.org.
