83 Affordable Apartments Open at Historic Clare Court II Site in Baltimore
83 affordable apartments have opened at the historic Clare Court II site in Baltimore's Waverly neighborhood. The redevelopment project transformed a former orphanage campus into new and renovated housing units, including supportive housing for those experiencing homelessness.
Baltimore, MD, October 1, 2026 — A new development providing 83 affordable housing units has opened its doors at the historic Clare Court II site in Baltimore’s Waverly neighborhood. The project marks a significant transformation of the former orphanage campus into much-needed residential spaces.
The redevelopment initiative has resulted in the creation of both new construction and renovated housing units. This effort aims to increase the availability of affordable housing options within the city. A key component of the project is the inclusion of supportive housing, designated to assist individuals experiencing homelessness.
The Clare Court II site, historically associated with an orphanage, has undergone a substantial redevelopment to meet contemporary housing needs. The initiative focuses on providing accessible and affordable living arrangements for residents.
Details regarding the specific timeline of the redevelopment, the entities involved in the construction or management, or the total investment in the project were not provided in the summary. The number of units, their specific configurations, and the target demographic for affordability were also not detailed beyond the general classification of affordable housing and supportive housing.
The opening of these 83 units represents a step towards addressing housing challenges in the Waverly neighborhood and the broader Baltimore area. The project’s commitment to providing supportive housing underscores its role in offering solutions for vulnerable populations.
Further information regarding the specific services offered within the supportive housing units or the criteria for residency was not available in the provided summary.
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