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Caves Valley Hanover Street Project Moves Forward

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The Property In South Baltimore Has Been Purchased By Caves Valley To Turn Into Apartments And Retail.

Caves Valley Partners' plan to redevelop several properties on the 1800 and 1900 blocks of South Hanover Street in South Baltimore is moving forward, SouthBmore.com reports. The redevelopment includes a vacant warehouse at 1800 South Hanover St., which Caves Valley purchased for $4.5M, and a building that houses commercial truck repair company Middleton & Meads. The redevelopment could include apartments, townhomes, retail and a grocery store.

The residential and retail project is the latest South Baltimore project for Caves Valley. The developer is also planning the $275M Stadium Square development and the makeover of Cross Street Market. South Baltimore is also home to Sagamore Development's multibillion-dollar Port Covington development.

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