Caves Valley Partners

Mayor Pugh during her inauguration ceremony in 2016.AP Photo/Patrick Semansky
The Chatter

City Council Urges Pugh’s Immediate Resignation; Mayor Vows to Return

Meanwhile, Mayor’s 2020 campaign consulting organization severs ties.
Ron Cassie | April 08, 2019
Cross Street Market
In Good Taste

Get to Know Diverse Vendors Moving Into Cross Street Market

Lineup includes many minority and female-owned businesses.
Lauren Cohen | February 06, 2019
Courtesy of Topgolf
On The Town

Topgolf Announces Plans for Innovative Driving Range in South Baltimore

The attraction will anchor a new sports and entertainment district near the stadiums.
Lauren Cohen | May 08, 2018
Renderings of the new Cross Street MarketCaves Valley Partners
The Chatter

The New Cross Street Market Design Will Reflect its History

Visitors can expect a brighter, more open market after renovations are complete.
Michelle Evans | February 21, 2018
A rendering of the plans for the multi-million dollar redesign. Courtesy of Caves Valley Partners
The Chatter

Caves Valley Partners Pulls out of Cross Street Market Redevelopment

Amidst controversy over displacing merchants, the project’s sole bidder walks away.
Lauren Cohen | February 08, 2017

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