Baltimore: Talk About a Guy Who Loves His Job

Also speaking at Bisnow's Baltimore Higher Ed Summit (sign up here) is Johns Hopkins development head David McDonough, whose job, he says, is to make room for the largest employer in Maryland's 55,000 employees to do their amazing work. That means working out entitlements and finding the right developer to take the ground lease (like Armada Hoffler and Beatty Development Group for the 500k SF mixed-use 3200 St. Paul in Charles Village near JHU's Homewood campus, above). Enabling Hopkins employees to soldier on thrills Dave, considering the Hopkins docs saved his life three years ago.

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