Community Projects

In partnership with the Baltimore Public Markets Corporation (BPMC), Johns Hopkins University, and Baltimore City, HEBCAC led the $2.3M renovation of the Northeast Market to strengthen the Monument Street retail corridor, improve access to healthy foods, incorporate public art, and create jobs.

2101 E. Monument Street
Completed in 2017

A $5M project to convert the former St. Katherine’s School into a supportive housing complex for the Family Recovery Program. The 28,000 sq. ft. building now provides comprehensive living and program space for 22 families. Intensive case management provides referrals for health care, transportation, job placement, and more.

1209 N. Rose Street
Completed in 2016

A $10M renovation of the 55,000 sq. ft former Grief Bros apparel plant. This building now houses non-profit organizations and employers who provide services and jobs for East Baltimore residents.

901 N. Milton Ave.
Completed in 2008

This neighborhood, formerly known as “Little Bohemia”, was built in the early 20th Century for newly arrived Bohemian immigrants. After two decades of disinvestment (1990-2010), the neighborhood was ridden with vacant row houses. HEBCAC has eliminated 60+ vacant homes, rehabbed 30+ formerly vacant homes, created three community parks, and worked with homeowners and landlords to improve at least 30 properties.