I lived in Fells Point in my early twenties, Mt. Vernon in my mid-twenties, and now Towson in my early thirties. Each was perfect for that time of my life.Zoe Bell, Executive Producer
Made in Baltimore
Play VideoBaltimore is a vibrant and bustling city.
Balticon in the spring, Artscape and HonFest in the summer, the Baltimore Book Festival in the fall, and 34th Street lit up for the holidays. Baltimore is a funky, artsy, nerdy, awesome place to live. We love it here and know you will too.
With more than 10 major universities and colleges in the area, Baltimore is a hub of education and business. Major companies such as Black and Decker, McCormick & Co, Under Armour and T. Rowe Price are headquartered in Baltimore. Johns Hopkins University conducts cutting edge research just minutes from our offices.
Baltimore has neighborhoods for everyone. If you like city living, you might enjoy Federal Hill, Fells Point, Canton or Mt. Vernon. If you want a neighborhood with that community feel and great schools you might try Catonsville, Towson or Lutherville. Interested in lots of land and maybe some chickens? Northern Maryland and Pennsylvania are within commuting distance of the office.
Living in Baltimore
Baltimore and the surrounding area is full of unique neighborhoods.
Mt. Vernon
Peabody Library
Charles Village
Right near the Johns Hopkins Homewood campus, Charles Village is full of students and professors.
Hampden
Artistic, quirky and fun!
After many years of hour plus commutes in the Bay Area, I am thrilled to be a short 10 minute drive to the office!Jenny Martin, Executive Producer
Pennsylvania
Own a farm with a scenic view!
My favorite part of Baltimore is how walkable it is. I love grabbing a chai latte and strolling around the Inner Harbor.John Hawkins, Lead Game Designer