Baltimore voters backing Harborplace with approval of Question F in early results
The controversial ballot question had pitted the proposed development against park advocates who objected to plans to put office space and hundreds of new apartments in four new buildings of varying heights at the site of the once-lauded Harborplace pavilions.
Voters back Harborplace referendum to redevelop Inner Harbor
MCB was granted development rights to overhaul the Inner Harbor landmark in 2022 by Mayor Brandon Scott. The firm, based at Clipper Mill, acquired Harborplace out of receivership after the property had plunged into foreclosure under its prior owners, Ashkenazy Acquisitions Corp.
Baltimore voters greenlight $500 million Harborplace redevelopment
Baltimore City voters cleared the way on Tuesday for a historic $500 million transformation of Harborplace.Unofficial election night results with 95% of results
Harborplace vote leaning towards residential development in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor
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Baltimore groups protest Question F, a ballot measure vital for Harborplace redevelopment
Baltimore-based coalitions made a final push against Question F, a crucial ballot measure needed for development around the Inner Harbor.
Baltimore rejects city council shrinkage, approves $500 million Harborplace redevelopment
Baltimore voters marked their ballots deciding on multiple ballot measures.For the first time since 2004, voters rejected a measure.The measure rejected was the
Baltimore City residents approve Question F, Haborplace redevelopment on the line
Baltimore City’s residents approve the city’s most debated referendum, according to AP Race Calls. How Charm City’s landscape could quickly change at the link. With the passing of this measure, Baltim
Baltimore City ballot Question F could make way for Inner Harbor redevelopment
The Inner Harbor has a sub-district that designates 4.5 acres of land as a public park. The ballot measure would eliminate the sub-district, making way for proposed redevelopment
Harborplace on the ballot: Baltimore City’s Question F and what it could mean for the Inner Harbor
City voters are set to weigh in on whether the once-heralded Inner Harbor public park should allow for residential development and off-street parking.
Mayor Scott suggests race as factor in opposition to Harborplace redevelopment
Larry Hogan told still-undecided voters to be sure to exercise their right to vote on Election Day, and then confirmed he ...
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Baltimoreans sharply split over fate of Harborplace ballot Question F
Baltimoreans are split over ballot Question F, which would allow residential development to proceed as part of revitalization ...
Martin O’Malley breaks from other former mayors by opposing Baltimore Harborplace development
Former Mayor of Baltimore and Governor of Maryland Martin O’Malley said Saturday that he opposes the proposed redevelopment ...
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Baltimore voters backing Harborplace with approval of Question F in early returns
The controversial ballot question had pitted the proposed development against park advocates who objected to plans to put ...