Baltimore DrillDown
Press Releases & News
Below are links to press releases and news for the Baltimore DrillDown and links to media coverage.
Income up, study says
October 21, 2008 - The Baltimore Sun
Survey says city packs more people, buying power
October 20, 2008 - The Daily Record
Mayor Dixon Announced Baltimore Drill-Down Study
October 20, 2008
Baltimore, MD (October 20, 2008) - Baltimore Mayor Sheila Dixon today released the Baltimore Neighborhood Market DrillDown, a citywide baseline of economic indicators which suggest a larger, stronger, and more stable market than traditional market analyses show, with millions of dollars of untapped buying power. Detailed profiles of thirteen distinct commercial markets reveal additional market strengths in specific areas, including income densities as high as $854,000 per acre in Reservoir Hill; and home values in Oldtown are estimated at 619% higher than in 2000...
Baltimore Offers Investors Untapped Economic Potential Social Compact DrillDown Finds
October 20, 2008
BALTIMORE - Social Compact, one of the country's foremost urban economic development nonprofit organizations, released startling new findings today about the Baltimore economy in its Baltimore DrillDown report at a joint press conference with Baltimore City Mayor Sheila Dixon, First Deputy Mayor for Neighborhood and Economic Development Andy Frank, and representatives from the Baltimore Development Corporation. The study reveals that past analyses and census reports have underestimated the economic potential of Baltimore's neighborhoods...