In an effort to revitalize UMB’s surrounding communities, those interested in the Live Near Your Work (LNYW) grant must purchase a home in one of the following neighborhoods:
AVP for Community Engagement Talks Living in Union Square
Bill Joyner and his partner wanted to buy a house with a big yard, private parking, and space for a future family. Union Square offered an affordable location to settle. Learn more about his experience.
A Postdoctoral Fellow’s Baltimore Experience
Khandra Sears originally came to Baltimore for school, but it was the city’s famous charm that made her decide to settle for good. Learn more about her dedication to her neighborhood, Union Square.
A Library Employee's New Home
Seeking a more relaxed and affordable city than Washington D.C., Stephanie Bowe settled in Union Square for its closeness to work and play. Find out what she loves about her neighborhood.
Explore Franklin Square
Centered around the Franklin Square Park, this neighborhood boasts historic homes and vibrant community spaces like the Sunflower Village. Learn more about Franklin Square.
Explore Hollins Market
Located near downtown and the BioPark, Hollins Market is known for its diversity, active community, and growing business district that revolves around the historic market. Learn more about living in Hollins Market.
Explore Union Square
Named for the flourishing park at its center, Union Square is known for its welcoming community, elegant rowhomes, and historic charm. Learn more about living in Union Square.