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Mobtown Ballroom in Pigtown Main Street
The Mobtown Ballroom in Pigtown Main Street
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BaltimoreMICRO Revolving Loan Fund

Have you heard about Baltimore's newest loan program - BaltimoreMicro?  The purpose of the program is to provide small businesses with financing for the working capital essential for businesses to meet operational needs, and to remain financially viable.  For more information about the program and to download an application please visit here.


Need a Commercial Facade Improvement?

Are you a business owner and want to improve your building facade?  Our Facade Improvement Grant can help you. Owner of the Markets at Highlandtown, Avi Hershkovitz, said, "My sales increased 15 percent after I completed my facade improvement.  This increase happened even though several competitors opened for business during the same period as construction on my facade."   

Facade Improvement Grant Application (PDF)

Welcome to Baltimore Main Streets!

Baltimore City is a great place to do business and Baltimore Main Streets helps make small businesses even more successful.  New jobs, new businesses, and renovated historic storefronts - these are just a few examples of how we work to revitalize Baltimore's neighborhood business districts.  


Baltimore Main Streets is part of the Baltimore Development Corporation (BDC).  The BDC works with Baltimore Main Streets to promote small businesses in Baltimore.  Read more>>

Progress - Moving Forward for Baltimore

Baltimore Main Streets worked with the Enoch Pratt Free Library to offer the old Highlandtown Library for redevelopment.  Located at 3323 Eastern Avenue in the heart of Highlandtown Main Street, once the new library opened, was ripe with opportunity for developers and business.  Occupying prime commercial space, the property was awarded to the Southeast Community Development Corporation (SECDC) with plans for first-floor retail and upper-story office space for SECDC, allowing SECDC to move from their current rental property.

SECDC has made great strides in making this project a reality.  Read more about this exciting community-driven project and monitor its progress right here!
Calendar of Events
News & Announcements
FY13 Community Legacy Awards Announced - Baltimore Main Streets Receives $225,000
Federal Hill Main Street Microloan Program:  Helping Small Businesses One at a Time
Hey Baltimore, Want to Play Developer?
New Program to Link Programs from Local Farms to Corner Stores
PNC Transformative Art Project 2012:  Hamilton-Lauraville Main Street
Getting to Yes:  Steps to Successful Sponsorships
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