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DOWNTOWN //HARBOR EAST/FEDERAL HILL: Downtown is no longer a place just for businesses or visitors. It's a series of thriving neighborhoods with a mix of businesses, stores, homes, students, and things to do unlike any place in the region. Downtown has approximately 100,000 office workers, making it the leading business center in the region. It’s also the leading cultural center with dozens of museums, visitor attractions, and performing arts venues. Downtown is a great place to call home with more than 41,000 residents and housing options for every lifestyle. For additional Baltimore searching, visit Live Baltimore at http://livebaltimore.com/. 10 Light: 844-263-2313 The Equitable Building: 443-712-7155 The Promenade at Harbor East: 888-288-3455 10 Light Street, Baltimore MD 21202 10 N. Calvert Street, Baltimore MD 21202 1001 Aliceanna Street, Baltimore, MD 21202 http://www.10lightst.com/ https://www.theequitablebuilding.com/ https://www.bozzuto.com/apartments/baltimore/md/the- 1901 South Charles Street: 410-216-4870 Gallery Tower: 410-525-4994 promenade-at-harbor-east/ 1901 South Charles Street, Baltimore, MD 21230 111 W. Centre Street, Baltimore, MD 21201 The Redwood: 833-839-8742 https://1901southcharles.com/ https://www.southernmanagement.com/communities 11 S. Eutaw Street, Baltimore, MD 21201 222 Saratoga: 443-961-4155 /gallery-tower/ https://www.redwoodtowers.com/ 222 E. Saratoga Street, Baltimore, MD 21202 The Greenehouse: 443-927-6683 Spinnaker Bay at Harbor East: 833-675-6330 http://www.livesaratoga.com/ 519 West , Baltimore, MD 21201 707 President Street, Baltimore, MD 21202 Atrium Apartments: 410-525-6013 http://greenehousebaltimore.com/ https://www.bozzuto.com/apartments/balti 118 N. Howard Street, Baltimore, MD 21201 Hanover Cross Street: 410-504-1616 more/md/spinnaker-bay-at-harbor-east/ https://www.southernmanagement.com/comm 101 W. Cross Street, Baltimore, MD 21230 The Standard at Preston Gardens: 410-525-4998 unities/the-atrium/ https://www.hanovercrossstreet.com/ 501 St. Paul Street, Baltimore, MD 21201 Camden Court Apartments: 410-892-1802 Harbor Hill Apartments: 410-807-3267 https://www.southernmanagement.com/c 300 W. Lombard Street, Baltimore, MD 21201 301 Warren Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21230 ommunities/standard/ http://www.camdencourtapts.com/ https://www.harborhillapts.com/ Symphony Center Apartments: 833-212-6510 The Centerpoint Apartments: 410-999-1062 Marlboro Classic & Redwood Square: 410-525-6006 1020 Park Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21201 8 N. Howard Street, Baltimore, MD 21201 410 W. Lombard Street, Baltimore, MD 21201 http://www.thesymphonycenter.com/ https://www.thecenterpointapts.com/ https://www.southernmanagement.com/communities/marl Waterloo Place Apartments: 410-401-0247 Charles Towers: 410-525-4997 boro-classic-apt-redwood-square/ 690 N. Calvert Street, Baltimore, MD 21202 222 N. Charles Street, Baltimore, MD 21201 The Mount Royal Apartments: 844-837-7003 https://www.rentwaterlooplace.com/ https://www.southernmanagement.com/comm 103 E. Mount Royal Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21202 The Zenith: 833-246-3110 unities/charles-towers/ https://www.themtroyal.com/ 511 W. Pratt Street, Baltimore, MD 21201 https://www.zenithapts.com/ • Very close to UMMS, mostly within walking distance and an ideal location for single people and young professionals. • (4) elementary schools, (8) elementary/middle schools, (1) K- 12 school. • Leisure time is fantastic with and all of the shopping areas, two theaters including the Landmark Theater, which caters to the over 21 crowd, National Aquarium, Science Center, gyms, Children’s Museum, American Visionary Art Museum, Babe Ruth Museum, , , , The Great Blacks in Wax Museum, Edgar Allen Poe House, Camden Yards (Orioles Baseball), M&T Bank Stadium (Ravens Football), B&O Railroad Museum, Hippodrome Performing Arts Center, Little Italy, and many other attractions. Many restaurants including Kona Grill, Fogo de Chão, The Capital Grille, and P.F. Chang’s China Bistro. • Very close to I-95, I-695, I-895, and Route 295 to , D.C. MOUNT VERNON/BOLTON HILL: With a backdrop of stunning 19th century architecture and inviting parks, Mount Vernon is a cultural urban village that boasts museums, music, theater, international cuisine, boutiques, festivals, and a thriving nightlife. The neighborhood's historic centerpiece, built in 1815, is the Washington Monument. The nation's first monument to George Washington soars 176 feet above four picturesque parks. Mount Vernon is a special place, rich in history and vibrant in the present, a neighborhood that beckons residents and visitors to take their time and enrich their lives. 611 Park Avenue: 410-752-1488 The Fitzgerald at UB Midtown: 443-552-5454 Horizon House: 410-525-6005 611 Park Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21201 1201 W. Mount Royal Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21217 1101 N. Calvert Street, Baltimore, MD 21202 The Carlyle Apartments: 443-842-5575 The Flats at Professional Arts Building: 410-528-4500 Railway Express Lofts: 410-366-6633 500 W. University Parkway, Baltimore, MD 21210 101 W. Read Street, Baltimore, MD 21201 1501 St. Paul Street, Baltimore, MD 21202

• Close to UMMS (about a 5-7 minute drive), ideal location for single people and young professionals. University of Maryland also provides shuttle service to this neighborhood. • Lots of renovated apartment housing in historic buildings and homes. Other nice areas to live not far from Mount Vernon: Bolton Hill, Charles Village. • Leisure time is exceptional in Mount Vernon: , The Walter’s Art Museum, The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra at the Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, The Peabody Institute of Music, The Basilica (America’s First Cathedral), several theater & improv groups, and a large array of restaurants including The Prime Rib. Lots of nightlife for all types of lifestyles & very popular festivals throughout the year including Artscape (the nation’s largest art exhibit fair), the Baltimore Flower Show, the Baltimore Book Fair, and several ethnic & cultural festivals. FELL’S POINT/CANTON: Fell's Point is a waterfront community just east of Inner Harbor in perpetual celebration of Baltimore's British nautical roots. Enjoy the 18th- and 19th- century homes and storefronts along streets with names like Shakespeare and Fleet, and know that the neighborhood's visage has remained largely unchanged for the past several centuries. Just east of Fell’s Point lies Canton. A quaint and lively village square rimmed with eclectic restaurants, pubs, and shops along O’Donnell Street is the heart of this waterfront neighborhood. The Jones Falls Expressway (I-83) is just minutes away, and there are good connections to the northbound and southbound portions of I-95 and the Beltway (I-695). It is also served by MTA buses and water shuttles. Crescent at Fells Point: 410-534-8439 The Porter Brewers Hill: 844-200-6318 Tindeco Wharf Apartments: 410-675-6664 951 Fell Street, Baltimore, MD 21231 3700 Toone Street, Baltimore, MD 21224 2809 Boston Street, Baltimore, MD 21224 https://www.crescentfellspoint.com/ https://www.porterbrewershill.com http://tindecowharf.com/ The Eden: 410-732-8702 Thames Point Apartments: 410-522-7368 Union Wharf Apartments: 888-718-8508 777 S. Eden Street, Baltimore, MD 21231 1900 Thames Street, Baltimore, MD 21231 915 S. Wolfe Street, Baltimore, MD 21231 https://www.edenapts.com/ https://marylandmanagement.com/Apartments/Maryland https://www.unionwharfapts.com/ /Fells-Point/Thames-Point

• Residential parking permits, about a 10-15 minute drive from UMMS (20-25 minutes w/traffic). • A neighborhood rich in history and attractions, some within walking distance from UMMS. • Leisure time: several art galleries, museums, bookstores, antique shops, Broadway Market, the world-famous Soundgarden music store, nightlife, Parade of Lighted Boats, Thames Street Park, Waterfront Promenade, Baltimore Boxing Club, Baltimore Maritime Museum, Baltimore Bike Rentals and Tours, Captain Don’s Fishing Charters, the Fell’s Point Fun Festival, Fell’s Point Ghost Tours, historic , Robert Long House (oldest existing residence in Baltimore), Water Taxi, Canton library, Canton Waterfront Park & Fishing Pier, two marinas & public boat launch, Coppermine DuBurns Arena, many small restaurants and pubs, and social leagues are available in the area including flag football, kickball, softball and soccer. ROLAND PARK: One thousand residences and the three small business districts of Cold Spring Lane, Falls Road, and the Village of Cross Keys comprise a neighborhood settled within a rolling landscape of Maryland Piedmont Forest. Roland Park is between Tuscany Road, Canterbury Road and Wilmslow Road to the east, University Parkway, Falls Road and Jones Falls Expressway to the south and west, and Northern Parkway to the north. Originally part of Baltimore County, it was incorporated into the City of Baltimore in 1918. • About a twenty (20) minute drive to UMMS. • Historic houses, row homes, and single family detached homes. Adjacent neighborhoods include Hampden, Hoes Heights, Evergreen, Gallagher Park, Homeland, Mt. Washington, & Guilford. • Many private prep schools including: Gilman, Roland Park Country School, Boys’ Latin of Maryland, and Friends School of Baltimore; also close to many higher education institutions including , , Maryland Institute College of Art, and Loyola University Maryland. • Local restaurants: Alonso’s, Eddie’s of Roland Park, Miss Shirley’s Café, and Petit Louis Bistro. CATONSVILLE/WOODLAWN AREA: Catonsville was once a quiet bedroom community outside Baltimore. Now it is undergoing a renaissance, thanks in large part to the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC), a public research university with over 13,000 students which has transformed itself from a commuter school into a dynamic research center. In the process, the area has attracted high-tech firms and the jobs that come with them. But even as Catonsville grows, it remains one of the more affordable areas in the state and its schools are among the best in the metro area. Catonsville is bordered by Woodlawn to the north, Baltimore to the east, Elkridge to the south, and Ellicott City to its west. Cedar Run Apartments: 410-709-3282 Gwynnbrook Townhomes: 443-529-0618 Shade Tree Trace at Timbers: 410-402-5218 407-E Cedar Run Place, Catonsville, MD 21228 5136 Oaklawn Road, Baltimore, MD 21207 408-H Shade Tree Place, Catonsville, MD 21228 Diamond Ridge Apartments: 410-298-4800 Howard Crossing Apartment Homes: 833-858-2072 Westerlee Apartments: 443-840-6607 7414 Brixworth Court, Windsor Mill, MD 21244 8732 Town & Country Boulevard, Ellicott City, MD 21043 8 Poolside Court, Catonsville, MD 21228

• Family-friendly, large apartments, and quiet; just outside of the city and 20 minutes from UMMS; homes/condominiums for sale not far from the city, yet far enough from the distractions. • School-aged children are zoned to schools in the Baltimore County Public School System: Catonsville High School and Western School of Technology and Environmental Science serve the area, Mount de Sales Academy is an all-girls Catholic high school in Catonsville, the Community College of Baltimore County has a campus in Catonsville across the street from Catonsville High School, and the University of Maryland, Baltimore County is located in Catonsville as well. • Leisure time: Catonsville is the home to the Benjamin Banneker Historical Park & Museum, Spring Grove Hospital Center Alumni Museum, Rolling Road Golf Club, Bill’s Music (showcasing a huge array of musical instruments and accessories), and Ships Café. COLUMBIA: Columbia is a city encouraging community involvement and offering its residents a long list of amenities. It is a positive environment in which to live, work, and raise a family. Developed by , it is the nation's most successful planned community. What began in 1962 as 14,100 acres of rural land has become a city of more than 99,000 residents spread over 10 separate villages, with 2,500 businesses, more than 60,000 jobs, 21 million square feet of commercial space, and a wide array of social, cultural, educational, entertainment, and recreational programs and facilities. Columbia is managed by the Columbia Association, situated in the thriving Baltimore-Washington corridor, and has received international recognition for its innovative planning. Poplar Glen: 410-600-7798 Bluffs at Clary’s Forest: 410-999-1396 Alister Columbia: 855-834-6594 11608 Little Patuxent Parkway, Columbia, MD 21044 12100-H Little Patuxent Parkway, Columbia, MD 21044 8909 Early April Way, Columbia, MD 21046 Avalon at Fairway Hills: 410-729-6795 Columbia Landing: 844-689-8673 The Brook at Columbia: 844-688-3973 5441 Columbia Road, Columbia, MD 21044 8905 Tamar Drive, Columbia, MD 21045 5361 Brook Way, Columbia, MD 21044

• Family-friendly with (14) public schools, (5) public middle schools, (8) public high schools (including 2 Magnet Programs), and Cedar Lane School (for students with special needs). • 20-30 minutes from UMMS. Outside of the city, very pretty, and close to many shopping areas between Baltimore & Washington, D.C. • 30 child care centers, including nursery schools, day care centers, and Montessori schools. • Leisure time: wine festivals, antique shows, Columbia Festival of the Arts, Lakefront Summer Festival, Merriweather Post Pavilion, The Jim Rouse Theatre and Performing Arts Center, two multiplex cinemas, the Horowitz Visual and Performing Arts Center, Columbia Art Center, Toby’s Dinner Theatre, Columbia Swim Center, Columbia Horse Center, Columbia SportsPark, Columbia Ice Rink, bowling, Wegmans, and much more. ELKRIDGE: Elkridge was founded early in the 18th century and is located at the junction of Howard, Anne Arundel and Baltimore counties. It is bordered on the north by Catonsville, on the east by Linthicum, and is close to the Baltimore-Washington International Airport. Its location on the Patapsco River was a key element in its growth. Elkridge has historical churches and a rich history of industries. Belmont Station Apartments: 844-230-7886 Mission Place Apartments: 844-460-6747 The Point at Elkridge: 888-673-7965 6900 Tasker Falls, Elkridge, MD 21075 8152 Washington Boulevard, Jessup, MD 20794 7100 Ducketts Lane, Elkridge, MD 21075

• Family-friendly, large apartments, quiet; just outside of the city, 20-25 minutes from UMMS. • (3) public elementary schools, (2) public middle schools, (1) public high school, and (2) private schools. • Leisure time: The Timbers at Troy Golf Course, Patapsco Valley State Park, National Electronics Museum, The Elkridge Furnace Inn, and Corrigan Sports Enterprises - a sports marketing and event management company that features the Baltimore Marathon & Running Festival. GLEN BURNIE: Glen Burnie is a residential town in Anne Arundel County, central Maryland. It is located 10 miles south of Baltimore and to the east of Baltimore-Washington International Airport. Americana Southdale: 410-760-2395 The Townes at Heritage Hill: 410-760-0201 Islands of Fox Chase: 866-604-1522 7847 Americana Circle, Glen Burnie, MD 21060 6533 Cedar Furnace Circle, Glen Burnie, MD 21061 208 Somerset Bay Drive, Glen Burnie, MD 21061 Colonial Square Apartments: 888-820-4681 Hidden Woods Apartments: 410-702-4446 Oakridge Manor Apartments: 877-456-2174 7779 Lane #F, Glen Burnie, MD 21061 401-E Secluded Post Circle, Glen Burnie, MD 21061 7701 Oakwood Road #103, Glen Burnie, MD 21061

• 20-25 minutes from UMMS. Family-friendly with single family homes and apartments. • Anne Arundel Community College, (3) public high schools, (3) private high schools, (10) elementary/middle schools, and (2) private elementary/middle schools. • Leisure time: Governor Plaza Shopping Center, , AMF Southdale Lanes, North Arundel Aquatic Center, and several local restaurants including Ann’s Dari Creme, Los Portales, Honey Bee Diner, Seaside Restaurant, Beefalo Bob’s, and Romano’s. LAUREL: Laurel is located midway between Washington, D.C. and Baltimore. While the city proper is located entirely within Prince George’s County, the larger area generally known by locals as Laurel spreads eastward into Anne Arundel County, northward into Howard County, and west toward Montgomery County. Laurel is near Johns Hopkins University’s Applied Physics Laboratory, Fort Meade, and the National Security Agency (NSA). The city maintains a historic district, including its Main Street, and is also near the Laurel Park horse racing venue. Camden Russett: 866-932-5507 Crestleigh Apartments: 301-476-0805 The Enclave at Emerson: 833-216-1409 8500 Summit View Road, Laurel, MD 20724 9556 Muirkirk Road, Laurel, MD 20708 8450 Upper Sky Way, Laurel, MD 20723 Concord Park at Russett: 866-708-3426 Summerlyn Apartments: 301-776-5775 Westgate of Laurel Apartments: 301-953-2881 7903 Orion Circle, Laurel, MD 20724 14709 Shiloh Court, Laurel, MD 20708 8114 Gorman Avenue, Laurel, MD 20707

• Family-friendly, great place to live right by Route 295 between Baltimore & Washington, D.C. • 35-40 minutes from UMMS. • Laurel College Center, (1) public high school, (3) private high schools, (10) elementary/middle schools, and (6) private elementary/middle schools. • Leisure time: Laurel’s Department of Parks & Recreation sponsors seasonal sports leagues for adults, with youth leagues in the area offered by the Laurel Boys and Girls Club, (11) city parks, (3) athletic fields, and (3) community centers; the city operates a municipal swimming pool and tennis courts, (4) indoor facilities and (7) outdoor facilities are available for private rental, the Gardens Ice House skating facility offers three rinks for ice skating lessons, public skating, figure skating, hockey, speed skating, curling, basketball, and lacrosse; Laurel Roller Skating Center, Laurel Historical Society, and Patuxent Wildlife Research Center and Refuge. TOWSON/LUTHERVILLE/TIMONIUM: Having city convenience and country comfort, Timonium, Maryland lies on I-83 to the north of Baltimore and Towson, just “outside” the Baltimore Beltway. Towson, Maryland lies just south of the beltway and is the largest city in the immediate area and the county seat of Baltimore County. It’s conveniently located near the cultural, recreational, and entertainment attractions of Baltimore. 5 Corners Apartments at The Lakes: 410-630-1603 Cromwell Valley Apartments: 410-828-0500 The Quarters at : 443-318-8975 2-H Hazy Morn Court, Timonium, MD 21093 15 Treeway Court #2A, Towson, MD 21286 960 Southerly Road, Towson, MD 21204 20 Lambourne: 410-216-5569 Loch Raven Village Apartments: 410-753-4033 Towson Promenade: 410-983-3812 20 Lambourne Road, Towson, MD 21204 8402 Greenway Road, Towson, MD 21286 707 York Road, Towson, MD 21204 Courthouse Square Apartments: 443-275-9656 Palisades of Towson: 410-525-6012 Winthrop Towson: 833-260-8615 1112 Ivywood Lane, Towson, MD 21286 212 Washington Avenue, Towson, MD 21204 913 Southerly Road, Towson, MD 21204

• Family-friendly, suburban, lots of trees, nice area, and attractive homes. • (3) high schools, (2) middle schools, (5) public elementary schools, (5) private high Schools, and (2) college/universities. • 25-30 minutes from UMMS. • Other nice areas to live not far from Towson: Hunt Valley, Dulaney Valley, Baldwin, Loch Raven, and White Marsh. • Leisure time: Towson Town Center, bookstores, golf, Hampton National Historic Site, Trader Joe’s, Fresh Market, The Cheesecake Factory, and P.F. Chang’s China Bistro.

OTHER DEVELOPMENTS IN THE SURROUNDING AREA Overlook at Woodholme: 410-484-6000 Canterbury Apartments: 833-257-1272 The Residences at Arundel Preserve: 443-825-4482 9050 Iron Horse Lane, Pikesville, MD 21208 9206 Oswald Way, Rosedale, MD 21237 7787 Boulevard, Hanover, MD 21076 https://www.overlookatwoodholme.com/ https://www.wm-canterbury.com/ https://www.southernmanagement.com/communities/resi dences-at-arundel-preserve/