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Maryland officials approved a $500,000 operating grant Wednesday toward Baltimore's redevelopment of the city’s State Center Complex. The state also approved leases for the last two state agencies remaining at State Center to move elsewhere downtown.
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The sprawling property has been vacant since 2014, when the Social Security Administration moved out.
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There's a long history of where the Baltimore’s State Center Complex currently stands.
Paying for demolition, clearing legal hurdles and finding a purpose for the land are among the concerns in Baltimore after Lt. Gov. Boyd Rutherford announced Wednesday that Maryland intends to hand the State Center complex to the city for future redevelopment.
The State of Maryland has decided to transfer the State Center complex in midtown to Baltimore City.