BRINGIN' IT HOME

Photo Credit: Harry Connolly
Last week, Enterprise Homes celebrated the start of construction on its $16M, 100-unit Greens at Irvington Mews seniors housing project, a story Bisnow broke in March. At the groundbreaking: Enterprise Community Investment prez Charlie Werhane, Baltimore City's Walter Horton, Gloria Pack, and Paul Graziano, City Council prez Jack Young, Maryland Secretary of Housing and Community Development Raymond Skinner, Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, State Senator Verna Jones-Rodwell, Enterprise Homes CEO Chickie Grayson, Capital One's Edmund Delany, and Enterprise Homes' Ron Wilson.

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