AHC Greater Baltimore News
AHC Greater Baltimore Purchases Three More Houses in Park Circle Area of Lower Park Heights
Baltimore, Md. (January 17, 2012)---AHC Greater Baltimore, Inc., a developer of affordable housing in the greater Baltimore region, today announced that it has recently purchased three additional row houses on Violet Avenue in the Park Circle area of lower Park Heights, according to Andrew M. Vincent, director of AHC Greater Baltimore. The houses are located at 2620, 2622 and 2625 Violet Ave.
The three bedroom, one and one- half bath two story houses were purchased through the City of Baltimore's Vacants to Value program. Plans call for the renovations on these homes to begin late winter.
“We are nearing completion of the extensive renovation of 2618 Violet Avenue and hope to have it ready for sale by early spring,” said Vincent. “We hope that this house, as well as the ones we just purchased, will be of interest and considered for purchase by first-time home buyers.”
The Violet Avenue houses are in the same neighborhood at MonteVerde, as 301-unit apartment community for low-income seniors and non-elderly disabled residents that AHC Greater Baltimore invested $30 million in acquiring and renovating it before its opening in May 2010.
About AHC Greater Baltimore
AHC Greater Baltimore was founded in 2004 and has developed six properties with more than 1,000 affordable apartments, including Barclay Greenmount, Greenspring Overlook, Kirkwood House, Lansdowne Apartments, MonteVerde, and Union Rowe. AHC Greater Baltimore is renovating Union Rowe, 72 one to three-bedroom apartments on West Fayette Street and is on the development team for mixed-income, rental and ownership units in O'Donnell Heights. AHC Greater Baltimore is part of AHC Inc., headquartered in Arlington, Va., a 35-year-old private, not-for-profit developer of affordable housing in the mid-Atlantic region providing quality homes for low- and moderate-income families. For more information, visit www.ahc-gb.org.