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Timeless Roots,
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Originally built in 1942, Perkins Homes provided stability and opportunity for countless Baltimore families. Today, this legacy is reimagined as a place where the charm of history and the convenience of modern living come together seamlessly. Welcome home to Perkins Square, where your new story begins.

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PHASE I - NOW LEASING

200 South Caroline

Featuring thoughtfully designed 1, 2, & 3-bedroom apartments and townhomes, 200 South Caroline is a shining beacon for what’s to come for Perkins Square.

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AMENITIES

Live in urban style and
modern convenience
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ABOUT PERKINS

Same Mission, New Lifestyle

Perkins Homes served as a cornerstone for the surrounding neighborhood and a haven for residents for decades. Today, Perkins Square aims to build on that legacy.

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EXPLORE

Your connection to Baltimore’s past and vibrant future

Perkins Square boasts a central location, placing you close to everything Baltimore has to offer. The Fells Point neighborhood has convenient access to public transportation, an array of restaurants and shops, and a short walk to Baltimore’s historic Thames Street. This neighborhood is ideal for working professionals and students with a short drive from Johns Hopkins, Mercy Hospital, and The University of Maryland-Baltimore.

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