Baltimore is still gonna party. Even though our Ravens are not at the Superbowl, we’re still gonna party. And most of us are going to cheer against the Steelers, if not for the Arizona Cardinals. Here’s a list of some of the best parties in town.

“Worthy of Annapolis” in every way are the luxury residences at Park Place Annapolis. Elegance, convenience, and sophistication is a hallmark of these Baltimore Condominiums. Conveniently located on Westgate Circle, the gateway to Annapolis, this new urban neighborhood includes luxury residences, major corporations and a variety of shops, restaurants and businesses.

The areas closest to the beltway got good news last week from a report sponsored by Delta Associates, and McWilliams Ballard. The supply of unsold condominium units is shrinking, and prices could possibly begin to rise by the end of 2009, more likely by 2010.

Baltimore’s Harbor East remains a popular destination for shopping, dining and entertainment, and so it is small wonder that city dwellers want to make it their home. One of the fastest growing urban centers on the east coast, it is indeed a special neighborhood. And when you look out the bright windows of 850 Aliceanna, you will see not only beautiful views, but an active, up tempo oasis of urban relaxation.

Putting this Whitepaper together was almost as exciting as engaging in the real estate brokerage community this year.  For all of you who have followed us through social media and our blogging efforts… and for all of you who have met us or become a client of ours: you all know we like to have fun along the way!
Well, while all of that fun that is publicly displayed, there is actually quite a bit of work that went on behind the scenes.  I believe that this CondoDomain Year 1 Review …

Forbes has ranked Baltimore in the top ten cities for job growth. Projects like the Takoma Overlook are the true herald of recovery in this economy. This renovation by Tenacity Group of an existing 1960s landmark building inside the Beltway in Montgomery County ties in very well to the strengths mentioned in the Forbes report. Takoma Park is very close to Washington DC, and the Baltimore condo residences are spacious and affordably priced from $100,000 to $300,000.

Silo Point is an amazing conversion of the iconic Grain Elevator building. The building heralds new innovations in modern living for the 21st century. All the homes offer unparalleled luxury, with wall window harbor views, gourmet kitchens, contemporary design, hardwood floors, and walk in closets. A variety of floor plans are available, from 1100 to 5000 square feet. Baths are spa inspired, with oversized tubs, and marble countertops.

Baltimore is sure to be a prime destination for all involved in the Presidential Inauguration of Barack Obama. Special information has been posted on the MTA website for Martin Luther King day and Inauguration day. The Enoch Free Public Library will broadcast the event on Tuesday on a Jumbotron screen. You can enjoy the historic day gathering with others, but not having to make the crowded trip into DC. The proximity to Washington DC is one thing in Baltimore’s favor in the current housing market. Also, Baltimore itself is a beautiful city, with a host of stunning new Baltimore condominium developments, and many renovations of existing buildings.

Developers for waterfront luxury condominiums report slow sales and have adjusted their plans to accommodate the slowdown. However, for the discerning buyer who is looking for an existing Baltimore condo, the ray of sunshine is that these will hold their value as they are in demand and not overbuilt.