Price Improvement — Now Offered at $340,000. Rare development opportunity in the heart of Baltimore’s Bromo Arts District. Located one block from the newly redeveloped Lexington Market and less than a five-minute walk from the University of Maryland Medical Center and BioPark, this 7,000 sq. ft. Downtown Baltimore Development Lot offers exceptional visibility and access. Zoned C-5DC, the property allows for multifamily, mixed-use, or commercial development with no unit caps, parking minimums, or setback requirements. Recent nearby projects underscore the area’s strong redevelopment momentum, including The Xander Apartments (19 units, opened 2021), Crook Horner Lofts (15 loft apartments + 7,000 sq. ft. of commercial, delivered 2023), and Phoenix on Park (22 apartments + 2 retail spaces, began leasing April 2026.) Utilities are located in the adjacent streets (water, sewer, and conduit), though service connections would need to be established through permitting. The site can also accommodate 20–30 parking spaces, offering interim income potential as a paid surface lot. Surrounded by cultural anchors such as the Hippodrome and Everyman Theatres, Lexington Market, and major institutional employers, 319 N Paca sits at the crossroads of Baltimore’s arts, entertainment, and education corridors.
The Historic Samuel Coleridge-Taylor Elementary School
Public PreK-5 • Assigned • 0.4mi
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Booker T. Washington Middle School
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Baltimore School For The Arts
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About Downtown
Baltimore
Downtown Baltimore, located between the Inner Harbor and Mount Vernon, is a commercial and cultural Baltimore neighborhood with a skyline of historic towers and a waterfront promenade. The neighborhood’s character concentrates around the Pratt Street corridor by the Inner Harbor, where museums, harborfront plazas, and lunch counters meet the flow of commuters and event crowds. Landmark architecture ranges from early-20th-century office buildings to modern high-rises, with pocket parks and brick lanes breaking up the grid. The Hippodrome Theatre anchors the performing-arts calendar, while Lexington Market and the CFG Bank Arena add food-hall energy and big-night programming. Light RailLink and Metro SubwayLink stations stitch together offices, hotels, and civic buildings. The waterfront paths and public squares set a steady rhythm for walks, festivals, and people-watching.
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Currently used for recreation
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No tidal water on the property
Home design
Property is fee simple ownership
Located in city limits of Baltimore City
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Construction not completed
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Financial info
2024 tax year with $4,675 annual tax
Assessed value listed for 2025
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Last updated by owner on Oct 15, 2025.
C-5-DC
Downtown Core Subdistrict
The purpose of the C-5-DC Downtown Core Subdistrict is to establish these standards for structures located within the majority of Downtown. The standards recognize that this subdistrict is to be the most intensely developed portion of Downtown and is to be predominately pedestrian-oriented in nature.
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Include but are not limited to:
Bank
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Baltimore, MD • 21201
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This home receives average direct sun exposure in Baltimore. There appears to be minimal shading by surrounding buildings, terrain, and vegetation.
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Redfin Estimate for 319 N Paca St
$318,779
$21K under list price of $340K
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The Redfin Estimate uses 6 recent nearby sales, priced between $96K to $437K.