5107 QUEENSBERRY Baltimore, MD 21215

New renovation on huge home great for a first time home buyer or rental investment with off street parking! There is currently a tenant on the street who wants to move in and pay $1250/month - great ROI for an investor! New carpet, paint, dishwasher, oven, hanging microwave, cabinets, granite countertops, washer, dryer, water heater, HVAC well kept, consistently serviced. The basement has a large living space, laundry room, storage or potential for another bedroom. There is a lot of renovation going into the Park Heights community that will allow current residences to build good equity. Mayor Pugh highlighted a long list of existing and future projects during the update. A new intersection at Park Circle: the project, estimated to cost $5 million to $6 million, will include updates like new signals, a new retaining wall and bicycle compatibility features A new, 100,000- to 150,000-square-foot outpatient facility from LifeBridge Health on property adjacent to Pimlico Rosewood Family Housing, a $19 million to $24 million project from developer Penrose to bring as many as 104 affordable housing units next to the Renaissance Gardens community Wylie Senior Housing, the redevelopment of two city-owned parcels at 4419-4431 Reisterstown Road into up to 80 units of affordable senior housing Renovation of eight vacant buildings by the housing department and developer Ernst Valery, which will then be sold starting at $110,000 Rehabilitation of 32 vacant properties on Park Heights Avenue, between Druid Park Lake Drive and Springhill Avenue . Demolition of five vacant properties and renovation of 15 properties on the 2600 block of Loyola Northway Pugh said she wants revitalization plans for the neighborhood to be "an inclusive, diverse effort."