There was Tide Point and Silo Point. Then McHenry Row and Anthem House. And Anthem House 2 and others. The neighbors who live in traditional rowhouses in Locust Point, a tight-knit neighborhood in South Baltimore, say they’ve seen a lot of development in the last 15 years or so and welcomed much…
Source: Sun
Locust Point neighbors try to draw line at next 'looming' building, but project moves forward
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