Projects

Station East

The Southeast CDC is providing funds from the Baltimore Regional Neighborhood Initiative (BRNI) to support Station East, a housing redevelopment project led by the Historic East Baltimore Community Action Coalition (HEBCAC). Formerly blocks of vacant rowhomes, the project site spans from Eager St. to Ashland Ave., and Milton Ave. to Patterson Park Ave. and is … Continue reading Station East

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Conkling Street Garden

Location: 25 S. Conkling Street, Baltimore, MD 21224 Conkling Street Garden is a community-driven small-plot urban garden. The land is leased from a private owner by the Highlandtown Community Association. A committee, including Highlandtown residents, staff of the Southeast CDC, and International Resettlement Center, coordinate projects and events in the space. The garden has been … Continue reading Conkling Street Garden

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Facade and Streetscape Improvements at Northeast Market

With funds from the Baltimore Regional Neighborhood Initiative, the Southeast CDC partnered with the Historic East Baltimore Community Action Coalition to renovate the interior and exterior of Northeast Market, one of the city’s largest and most historic public markets. Upgrades include new branding and signage, a splash mural painted across the exterior of the market, … Continue reading Facade and Streetscape Improvements at Northeast Market

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Pathways to Homeownership

Southeast CDC supports a multi-pathway approach to meeting the economically and culturally diverse needs of Latino borrowers. The following pathways are being explored by Agatha So, OSI Fellow, in partnership with the Southeast CDC and through the support of an independent advisory board.

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Shops & Works Studios

The Southeast CDC has raised $100,000 of Community Legacy funds (a program of the State Department of Housing and Community Development) to support the construction of artist work studios in former carriage houses on Conkling Street. The studios are tucked in a courtyard behind the 300 block of S. Conkling Street.

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