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Example Projects 
Project skecthes outline a particular set of client challenges for a particular project. Then, you can see how New City worked with the client to meet their specific needs. Before and after photos are included, so you can see the amazing transformation for each project.
TURN OVER 12 FULL-GUT REHABS IN 18 MONTHS
In many urban neighborhoods, there are particularly “bad” blocks chronically plagued by blight, crime and grime. Two real estate investment funds bravely undertook the development of one of the worst blocks in West Baltimore, a street full of vacant, crumbling homes and drug houses.
QUICK TURNAROUND & CHALLENGING LOGISTICS
When a suburban-Baltimore housing commission needed to update one of its public housing communities – inside and out – it turned to New City for help. The goal was to take 24 tenant-occupied townhomes and renovate them very quickly. In just fifteen weeks, New City planned, procured and executed the project, so all the residents could be back in their “new” homes for the holidays.
CONVERTING A BIG, EMPTY SPACE INTO A NEW HEADQUARTERS
A growing company was relocating its offices from downtown Baltimore into an office park in suburban Howard County. The firm was taking over space that previously had been occupied by another tenant, and the 5,700 square foot suite needed to be fully built out. While mechanical systems were already in place, everything needed to be relocated in order to accommodate the new floor plan.
MAKING A HOMEOWNER’S DREAM A REALITY
A couple relocating to Baltimore wanted to convert a large, vacant shell with great views of the city skyline into a luxury rowhome with lots of amenities. They worked closely with New City on many details to design the dream house they always wanted. The clients needed to ensure on-time completion, because their old house was already under contract, and the clock was ticking on their relocation.
MAINTAINING HISTORIC STANDARDS IN LARGE PROPERTIES
Since 1983, People’s Homesteading Group (PHG), has worked as a nonprofit community development organization to provide decent, affordable housing in Baltimore. Originally focused on redeveloping subsidized units with volunteer workers, the organization wanted to expand into market-rate projects to help build more income diversity in its community. For its first market-rate projects, PHG turned to New City to rehab multiple, large, rowhomes to historic standards.
SMALL SPACES BECOME CHIC, URBAN HOMES
A private investment fund acquired a package of adjacent properties on the west side of Baltimore and wanted to rehabilitate them into contemporary, affordable homes for first-time buyers. The fund needed an experienced construction partner that could renovate the rowhomes economically, so it could generate a profit even at a modest sales price of $200,000 each. With the added challenge of creating attractive, functional homes from very small properties, the fund looked to New City for superior design, efficient execution and affordable construction.
