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2024 Election Coverage

Reimagining Harborplace, and other city development projects

AgnosticPreachersKid via Wikimedia Commons
A 2011 view of Baltimore's Inner Harbor waterfront, showing the now-closed Light Street Pavilion of the Harborplace complex on the left, and Harborplace Plaza in the center. The Pratt Street Pavilion, some of whose restaurants and shops are still open for business, is out of view to the right. (photo: AgnosticPreachersKid via Wikimedia Commons)

Harborplace in Baltimore has been in a steady decline for years, as store after store and restaurant after restaurant closed. Only a couple of places remain open and the entire Light Street Pavilion has been shuttered.

Now, the reimagining of Harborplace has begun. Late last year, a local developer named P. David Bramble purchased the property, and pledged to revive this centerpiece of downtown that was once a proud symbol of Baltimore’s Renaissance. Bramble is the managing partner at MCB Real Estate.

Christopher Mfume, a son of Congressman Kweisi Mfume, is the managing partner of CLD Partners. His development portfolio includes a number of residential properties across Baltimore.

David Bramble and Christopher Mfume join Tom in Studio A.

Baltimore developers Christopher Mfume (left) and David Bramble (right).
Baltimore developers Christopher Mfume (left) and David Bramble (right).

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