Fulton Avenue

This project consists of a zero-energy, full-gut renovation of 20 long-vacant rowhouses in West Baltimore’s Union Square community. The development is being carried out in partnership with the Bon Secours/Mercy Health medical system, aligning housing revitalization with community health outcomes. It marks an unprecedented accomplishment in Baltimore: in addition to achieving zero-energy performance, all homes obtain the CHAP historic tax credits. The renovated homes will be offered as affordable homeownership opportunities, capped at 60% AMI, with a lease-purchase option to expand access to non-traditional buyers. The project represents a $9.5 million total development cost, supported by $2.5 million in subsidy.

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