Very nicely planned residential area of medium to large homes. Direct transportation to center of city is good. Close to business area on Greenmount Ave.
12,000-60,000 22,000 Only limited number of rental units 1933-35 8,000-40,000 14,000 67 Only limited number of rental units May, 1937 10,000-50,000 18,000 83 Only limited number of rental units 1929 1929
Mostly fee properties. A few homes valued at $10,000 to 15,000 along Houseland Avenue with ground rent up to $150.
Louis Kroner, property review appraiser H.O.L.C. 4-May-57

Fairly new Suburban area of homogenus character. Well planned development. Fairly close to city shopping area. Near parks. Near schools.
7,000-10,000 8,000 Only limited number of rental units 1933-35 5,000-7,000 6,000 70-75 Only limited number of rental units May 1937 6,000-8,500, New houses up to $10,000 7,000 87 Only limited number of rental units 1929 1929
A recent development with much room for expansion directly to the north. Ground rent $90-120. Average $110. Much of this property has been built in the last five years, especially that on northern edge. Valuation changes do not include these properties..
Louis Kroner, property review appraiser H.O.L.C. 4-May-37

Principally fee property. This section lies in Baltimore County outside Baltimore City Originally developed as expensive section, but recent houses have been lower priced, thus holding down values in higher priced units.
Louis Kroner, property review appraiser H.O.L.C. 4-May-37

Well planned development of fairly large homes.

Desirable residential section. Good quality, medium priced section.
Merridale recently developed. Prices do not include Merridale. Principally fee property. Part of section is outside Baltimore city limits.
Louis Kroner, property review appraiser H.O.L.C.

To be developed as high grade development
Owned and controlled by the Roland Park Company. Developers apparently intend to keep the section comparable to Guilford. All fee property.

Desirable residential section. Principally large homes well restricted.
This section was completely built up in 1921. All fee properties. Houses are hard to sell in this section but character of area is good.
Louis Kroner, property review appraiser H.O.L.C.

Desirable residential section, homogenous as to development and general type of construction. Free of bad features. Substantial class of people..
Considered the best lending sectionin the city, Groun rent 75-120. Average 95.

Homogenous development. Near to parks. Transportation is good. All modest homes in good demand.
Ground rents range from $72 to 95. Predominating $72.

Near to Sparrows Point. Desirable residential section.
Distance to commercial area. Narrow streets.
Very few ground rents in Dundalk, this section was developed for officers of Bethlehem Steel Company at Sparrows Point
Louis Kroner, property review appraiser H.O.L.C. March May 4, 1937

Quiet Surban section of homogenus character
Principally fee property. Ground rents $120.

Outside Baltimore city limits. A few larger homes in Sndbrook Park up to 20,000. Principally fee properties.

Stable old residential section of good character.
Many high-grade apartments are located along Charles and St. Paul streets. Ground rents range from $90-150, Predominating $120.

Outlying suburban section. County seat of Baltimore County.

Very high. Fairly new residential section of homogenous development.
Ground rents range from $72 to 96. Predominating $90. A well developed and well planned section ofmodern houses.

Desirable residential section of a very good character.
average held at $2,000-$2,500 per acre. A sparsely setteld area of high grade americans. Fee properties.

Restricted, desirable residential sectionof moderately large houses on large lots. A wooded section of good character.
Louis Kroner, property review appraiser H.O.L.C. 4-May

Sub. Baltimore-Mt. Washington summit B 20
A sparsely settled section of modest homes. Principally fee properties.

A fairly new development of single homes in desirable surroundings.
The section has not taken the publics fancy and development appears to be slow.

The natural section for expansion from Liberty Heights Ave. development.
Still very sparsely settled, but mat be expected to develop into good character.

Desirable residential section of good character. Surburban atmosphere

Good residential section of fast moving property.
Few streets of property in poor condition.
Section is very spotty with poor houses lying on low ground. Most of new devlopment is on western edge. Ground rents are either $90.00 or $120.00.

Good suburban residential area of modest homes. A desirable section of good character
Ground rent range $90-120. Part of the section is outside Baltimore city limits.

Good residential section of homogenous character.

Near Druid Hill park. Close to center of city.
Three story houses on Reisterstown Road are 25 years old. Ground rent 90-120. Predominating 96.

Stable Residential section of modest homes
Ground rents 60-90. Predominating 84. Fair valuation.

Good residential area holding up in value.
Ground rents $72-100. Ground rents in Cedarcroft are principally 120.
Louis Kroner, property review appraiser H.O.L.C. 4-May 7

Fairly good residential section with all conviences.
This section lies in baltimore county just outside of baltimore city. Ground rent 90-120. Principally 90. New houses are up to 10,000.

Proximity to Patterson Park. Near to industrial plants.
Substantial age and disadvantages of industry except on above
The entire area is populated principally by persons of Polish extraction who have considerable pride of appearance of their property. Age of property necessitates the third grade. Ground rents in this area range from 42-72 and 42-48 predominatly.
Louis Kroner, property review appraiser H.O.L.C. 4-May 7

Outlying residential section of small modest homes.
Ground rents range 72-90. Predominating. The general reputation of this section is fair.but the section embraces some poorly constructed houses.

Ground rents range $43-72. average 60. Very spotty.
Louis Kroner, property review appraiser H.O.L.C. 4-May 7

Old residential section of modest character in poor condition. Near Druid Hill Park.
Ground rents range $42 to 90. Predominating $60-72 Not a very desirable area.

Fairly good residential section of modest homes
Ground rents range $72-96. Predominating $90.

A mediocre section of cheap construction

This section never seemed to go over very well and is very sparsely settled.

Fairly desirable section of modest houses
A rather presentable section of modest houses. Mostly fee property.

Home utilities are lacking. Principally fee property.

Sparsely settled section of fair character. Principally fee property.

Near to employment, particulary Sparrows Point.
Distance to center of city. Smoke and noise from factories. Lack of planning in developments.
Demand is expected to increase because of expansion at Sparrows Point. All fee properties. Portions of this section are outside city limits.

Similar in general character to Landsdowne (C-19)

Similar in general character to Landsdowne except further removed from the city limits

Sub. Baltimore- Woodlawn Heights Garland Park C 22
Similar in general character to Landsdowne (C-19)

Fairly desirable residential area of old houses. Close to commercial area.
Ground rents range from$48-$75 and average $60.

Close to commercial area. Goucher college located in the section. Desirable location.
Industrial plants. Continuing obsolescence of old property.
Ground rents range from$75 to 150 and average $90-110. Some of these properties are being converted into small apartment units and others are being used as boarding houses.

Obsolescence and negro encroachment. Ground rents are very large.
Houses are being converted into apartment units. Many rooms in the area are rented and some few houses are used for boarding purposes. Some fine old houses are still housing original owners and have considerable value as such. Groud rents range from $90 to $300 average $90-120. Too high.

Continuing obsolescence of old style houses.
Ground rent $50-75, average $60. No immediate danger of negro encroachment, but there is a heavy concentration of negroes in the section adjoining. Section is somewhat spotty and has few ground rent up to $120.

Close to commercial area. Fairly desirable residential section near parks.
Ground rents range from $50-75 and average $60. There is considerable business on main thoroughfares.

Stable residential area of modest houses
Ground rent range 60-90. average 90. this section has a concentration of medium income jewish families. Cottages not selling very well.

Conversion value of location for business purposes. Commercial future.
Heavy traffic and disadvantage of commerce except as above.
Downward as residential, upward for commerce

Proximity to employment, industrial and commercial
Heavy concentration of foreigners. Property is in very bad state of repair.
Ground rents in this section range from $36 to 60. Average $42. Properties around Johns Hopkins Hospital are better than the average and have considerable desirability in housing hosipital attendants and for commercial value Ground rents on broadway. Sales are very property. Section east of broadway is better. southern section largely industry. Whole section is spotty.

Mixture of foreign born. Disadvantage of industry except as above.
Area becomes worse south of eastern avenue. Ground rents range $36-60. Predominately $36-48. Mixture of small industrial plants. Properties are old but fairly well maintained.

Obsolescence. Negro concentration. Excessive ground rents in many cases.
Ground rents range from $42-120. Predominating 60-75. considerable vandalism in this area. A few ground rents up to $200

Ground rents in this section range from $30-60 and average $40-42.

Houses in very bad condition. Many alley properties Area is rundown.
Ground rents range $30-60. Predominating $43-48. Vandalism in this section.

Interspersed with business. Entire ward zoned for commerce.
Valuations down do not include homes on Monument Square. A boarding house area with some very fine old homes still retaining considerable value around Mt. Vernon place. Ground rents range from $30-160. Ground rents on Mt. Vernon place up to $216. Charles Street properties are the central section includes some of the worst of some very good property.

Central location. Conversion value for business expansion.
Heavy obsolescence of residential property. Business noises.
Most of this section comprises the commercial area of the city. Houses are intermingled with business. Ground rents range from $30-90. Average $60. Alley property is very bad.