Downtown condo project delayed by power problem

Sep 05 2007

Published by Glen at 9:59 pm under Condominiums,Downtown

Baltimore Business Journal article about the delay? of the 414 Water Street condo project.?

Delayed from last spring, developers of a 31-story residential tower in downtown Baltimore now plan to start turning over the first of their 312 condominium units to new owners this fall, one of the project’s developers said.

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