A new color scheme, repointed brick and new windows — the 12 aging storefronts on this downtrodden West Baltimore block are getting a new lease on life — and hopefully new leases. The project is a trial balloon for Baltimore’s development agency. Like most U.S. cities, Baltimore has long handed…
Source: Sun
Baltimore's program to improve facades mostly helps established areas, so city tries new tack
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