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Broadway
Overlook
Baltimore, Maryland
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Before
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Project
Description
This is a redevelopment of an obsolete and
distressed 429-unit public housing complex.
All existing improvements on the seven-acre,
inner-city super-block were demolished and
the site was swapped for another site (diagonally
across the street) with Johns Hopkins Medical
Institutions. The Revitalization Plan calls
for transformation of the existing housing
into a mixed-income, mixed-tenured, and mixed-financed
traditional urban neighborhood, fostering
and sustaining social, racial, and economic
diversity. The new development will include
166 units of for-sale and rental
housing for low, moderate, and market rate
households in 10 building types and a community
center with daycare services.
Project Cost
$62 Million
Financing
HOPE VI: $ 21.4 Million
Homebuyer Mortgages: $ 3 Million
Equity: $ 6.5 Million
Maryland Department of Housing and Community
Development: $ 7 Million
Baltimore City Department of Housing and Community Development: $ 2.1 Million
Johns Hopkins Medicine: $ 3 Million
HABC Demolition: $ 5 Million
Tax Exempt Bonds Issued by Maryland CDA: $ 13 Million
Community and Supportive Services
A holistic, results-oriented program designed
to make available the range of resources and
services. The fundamental premise of the Broadway
Overlook Community and Support Services (CSS)
strategy and program is to create and connect
a network of existing public and private community
based resources, many of which
are already established within the East Baltimore
Empowerment Zone. To ensure the effective delivery
of the CSS Program and to avoid wasteful overlap
or duplication of efforts, the service delivery
model for the Broadway Homes Revitalization Plan
involves ongoing planning and collaboration with
the Broadway residents, linkages with existing
supportive and social services providers, and
the creation, whenever necessary, of new partnerships
with local service providers and community stakeholders.
Public & Private
Partners
- Baltimore City Department of
Housing and Community Development
- Broadway Overlook Resident Council
- Citizens for Washington Hill
Inc.
- East Harbor Village Center
- Enoch Pratt Free
Library
- Fannie Mae
- Federal Home Loan Bank of Atlanta
- Housing
Authority of Baltimore City
- Johns Hopkins
Medical Institutions
- Landex Corporation
- MD Department of Housing
and Community Development
- SunTrust Bank
- US Department of
Housing and Urban
Development
References
- Paul Graziano,
III, Commissioner
Housing Authority of Baltimore City
Phone: 410-396-3232
Fax: 410-396-4943
- Sally MacConnell, Vice Pres. Facilities
Johns Hopkins Medical University
Phone: 410-955-9816
Fax: 410-732-8393
- David Sowell
Housing Authority of Baltimore City
Phone: 410-545-3251
Fax: 410-545-7359
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801 International Drive, Suite 110