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Eight years ago, DPOB released a Strategic Plan for the Downtown Management Authority (DMA) district that identified 23 troubled properties holding Downtown Baltimore back. Since then, all but 4 have been redeveloped, including new towers that have risen on formerly empty parking lots. At least four public parks have undergone major renovations, collectively costing more than $15 million. Due to these transformations, the DMA boasts the greatest concentration of employment in the City, in addition to its explosive residential growth. The DMA is the primary economic engine of the City. This small geographic area, just 1% of the City’s land, accounts for at least $100 million of tax revenues to the City per year.

Baltimore's business and political leaders will converge at Downtown Partnership's State of Downtown Breakfast on March 26 at the Hyatt Regency Baltimore as we release our annual State of Downtown Baltimore report.

Check out our latest Hey Baltimore podcast with Baltimore-raised Fia Alvarez, who adapted the Netflix hit, "To All the Boys I've Loved Before," and just finished the sequel-- a month after her son was born.

There's always a lot happening in Downtown Baltimore, and Downtown Partnership provides the tools to help you stay connected. DPOB members are invited to join us for lunch and networking on February 28, 12-1:30pm for brief presentations on economic development, safety & outreach, new restaurant and retail openings, and other Partnership updates.

We are pleased to share two new updates that will positively affect Downtown: Mayor Pugh has committed an increased police presence in the Downtown core, as well as funds to improve Baltimore Street's infrastructure.

The Alexander Brown Restaurant

Built in 1901 and surviving the infamous 1904 fire, the...

Art on President Street

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Yoga & Whiskey with Sagamore Spirt

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Trevor Noah at Royal Farms Areana

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La Calle is now open at 10 South Street, offering authentic Mexican food and drinks.

The Alexander Brown Restaurant at Baltimore & Calvert is finally here and you need to see the transformative space for yourself.

Our monthly Downtown Download provides information about retail and development news.

Check out the Hey Baltimore podcast where we talk to people doing cool things in or for the city. Available wherever you listen to podcasts.

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Downtown Development Since 2011

State of Downtown Breakfast

Hey Baltimore Podcast

Lunch & Network with DPOB

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The Alexander Brown Restaurant

Art on President Street

Yoga & Whiskey with Sagamore Spirt

Trevor Noah at Royal Farms Areana

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