DEVELOPER
The Henson Development Company
Mission First Housing Group
ARCHITECT
Grimm+Parker
ENGINEER
STV, Inc.
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
Commercial Construction
Somerset Homes Redevelopment, is comprised of 4 buildings and the Nathaniel McFadden Learn and Play Park. 1234 McElderry at Somerset is 100% occupied and Somerset 2 and 3 are currently under construction, with scheduled completion in Spring, 2023. Somerset 4 construction is scheduled to start late 2024.
Somerset 1 (1234 McElderry at Somerset) – 104 units mixed-income with 50 replacement units for relocated Perkins residents
At 1234 McElderry, developer Dana Henson said architects and engineers added high-speed routers into the design fabric of the 104 units.
A new 104-unit apartment development that replaces a vacant lot off Central Avenue where Somerset Homes once stood already has a waitlist of more than 300, the developer said on…
Near the affluent Harbor East neighborhood is Perkins Homes, a public housing project built in the 1940s that has been suffering blight for years. But through the PSO Transformation Plan,…
An eight-story, 185-unit apartment tower anchored by a grocery store is in the works for a long-forlorn corner of East Baltimore.
A third residential building planned as part of the $30 million redevelopment of Baltimore’s Somerset Homes site will now have additional units and a new source of financing.
Developer Henson calls the East Baltimore project the first step in connecting low-income communities “into the fabric of the city”
City officials, developers and residents crowded a tent set up in East Baltimore on Wednesday, making the air conditioned enclosure feel almost as hot as the nearly 100-degree day outside.…
Baltimore City’s spending board approved a $1.5 million loan Wednesday morning to support a $30.1 million redevelopment of the former Somerset Homes site.
Baltimore’s acting mayor took the unusual step today of publicly clearing himself and other elected officials of interfering in an Eastside housing project involving the politically-wired contractor Kevin Johnson.
The developers of the former Somerset Homes site presented their third and most “funky” building yet to a city design panel Thursday as the project looks to break ground in…
