Is this part of the plan for the next big tax giveaway to Baltimore builders?
http://therealnews.com/t2/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=31&Itemid=74&jumival=21601
"To get a sense of just how expensive Baltimore's latest tax break finance development deal is, you have to drive.
"The project will encompass huge swaths of the city's low-income neighborhoods, including a former outdoor mall called Old Town, and a low-income housing project, Perkins Homes.
"The city says the deal will span over 200 acres, and includes rebuilding a school, and a recreation center.
"But like many of the most recent deals to redevelop the city, who benefits and who doesn't paints a picture of just how Baltimore works for some and not for others.
"That's because Perkins and Old Town has suffered from decades of neglect and little direct investment, and its residents are mired in poverty."