Harborplace, Baltimore City

Baltimore voters backing Harborplace with approval of Question F in early results
The controversial ballot question pitted the proposed development against park advocates who objected to plans for office space and hundreds of new apartments at the once-lauded Harborplace
Baltimore City ballot Question F could make way for Inner Harbor redevelopment
The Inner Harbor has a sub-district that designates 4.5 acres of land as a public park. The ballot measure would eliminate the sub-district, making way for proposed redevelopment
Baltimoreans sharply split over fate of Harborplace ballot Question F
Baltimoreans are split over ballot Question F, which would allow residential development to proceed as part of revitalization plans for Harborplace.
Baltimore voters greenlight $500 million Harborplace redevelopment
Baltimore voters greenlight $500 million Harborplace redevelopmentBaltimore City voters cleared the way on Tuesday for a historic $500 million transformation of
Baltimore groups protest Question F, a ballot measure vital for Harborplace redevelopment
Baltimore-based coalitions made a final push against Question F, a crucial ballot measure needed for development around the Inner Harbor.
Harborplace on the ballot: Baltimore City’s Question F and what it could mean for the Inner Harbor
Mayor Brandon Scott and recent former mayors have urged support for the ballot question, calling it a chance to “bet big on Baltimore” and bring the space into the 21st Century. But opponents, who mounted a ‘Vote F-No’ campaign, argue it’s a step ...
2024 Baltimore election results: Mayor, City Council races, ballot questions
Baltimore voters in 2024 decided every leadership position as well as eight ballot questions. Here are the election results.
What is Question F? Baltimore voters can decide on Inner Harbor's future development.
BALTIMORE -- Baltimore City voters will be casting their ballots to decide the future of the Inner Harbor. Question F asks voters if the city's charter should be changed to allow for development near the harbor.
Former Baltimore officials gather to urge voters to vote no to Harborplace ballot question
Former Baltimore elected officials gathered to urge voters to cast their ballot against Question F on Monday.At the Inner Harbor were two dozen coalition member
Harborplace vote leaning towards residential development in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor
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Groups opposed of Question F protest in Baltimore City
Groups opposed of Question F protest in Baltimore City
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MCB-backed political committee takes up Mayor Scott’s racism charge against opponents of Question F
Anger expressed over a long-removed Facebook image is a smokescreen to cover up a developer land grab, say opponents of the Harborplace charter amendment.
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Baltimore voters backing Harborplace with approval of Question F in early returns
Baltimore voters backed the proposed $900 million development in the Inner Harbor, unofficial election results for ...