The Baltimore-based developer oversaw its resurrection in 2008 from a former tin can manufacturer into a mixed-use community of affordable apartments for teachers and office space for nonprofits.
Construction of an eight-story apartment building sheathed in contemporary metal with gallery space and a Milk & Honey market on the ground floor could start in Station North by the end of the year, said developer Ernst Valery.
The building was purchased from the City of Baltimore through the Baltimore Development Corporation in 2010 by Station North Development Partners and renovated by Ernst Valery Investments, Bowling Inc. & SA&A Development.
