ON TOP OF THE WORLD

Or Silo Point: We snapped Turner Development honcho Pat Turneron the roof of his 228-condo project (65% sold) in Locust Point. Phases three and four break ground in the next 18 months.
Pat says Johns Hopkins, UMd, and BRAC are driving local growth. His advice for aspiring developers: plan for the worst (that way, you'll always at least break even). He's got plenty more specifics, but this is just a teaser. Come hear him speak at our first State of the Market event on May 6 at the Renaissance Harborplace (sign up!)
Here's the site for phases three and four of Silo Point: a four-story, 90-unit apartment building and 28 townhomes.
We also couldn't resist snapping Silo Point's wine cellar, which is open to residents.

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