Fayette Street Apartments
WJS&A acquired and substantially
rehabilitated four apartment buildings in
the 700 block of West Fayette Street.
These four townhouses (built around the
turn of the century) contain a total of
fifteen apartment units and are located just
off Martin Luther King Boulevard, and
across from the University of Maryland’s
Baltimore campus. Additionally, one block
away the University of Maryland is
currently developing a BioPark at an
estimated cost of over $500 million.
The renovations were exhaustive and
included everything from new bathrooms
and kitchens to updating the façades and
rehabilitated four apartment buildings in
the 700 block of West Fayette Street.
These four townhouses (built around the
turn of the century) contain a total of
fifteen apartment units and are located just
off Martin Luther King Boulevard, and
across from the University of Maryland’s
Baltimore campus. Additionally, one block
away the University of Maryland is
currently developing a BioPark at an
estimated cost of over $500 million.
The renovations were exhaustive and
included everything from new bathrooms
and kitchens to updating the façades and
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| Contact us at (410) 685-6115 or by fax at (410) 685-6112. Questions or comments? Email us at info@wjsandassociates.com |
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roofs. New appliances have been installed throughout the units
including washers and dryers, kitchen appliances and cabinets. New
granite countertops, tile floors and carpeting adorned every unit.
These once-dilapidated apartment buildings have been beautifully
restored and now contain luxury units to accommodate students and
faculty from the University of Maryland Baltimore, as well as employees
of the BioPark.
including washers and dryers, kitchen appliances and cabinets. New
granite countertops, tile floors and carpeting adorned every unit.
These once-dilapidated apartment buildings have been beautifully
restored and now contain luxury units to accommodate students and
faculty from the University of Maryland Baltimore, as well as employees
of the BioPark.