KPOT Korean BBQ & Hot pot in Catonsville 😋

No can you get a house that’s income based?

Me too

Yes exactly

Wow, ok. I don't think you understand how statistics work.

Explain to me why Baton Rouge, which has higher poverty than Baltimore proportionally, has lower crime that Baltimore proportionally. Baton Rouge has more poverty, so by your logic, more areas of the city have low income, so there should be more crime. But, in fact, there's 40+% LESS crime! Make that make sense...

Check out New Generation Hot Pot in Towson, pretty damn good.

The Philadelphia sub has Moving Mondays that they pin every Monday. I don't know how strict they are about limiting moving posts to that, but it nicely organizes all the moving questions.

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It’s gonna be hectic. For most games, expect (car and foot) traffic 1-2 hours before and after a game. If you can work from home, definitely plan for it!

An exacerbating factor this year is that they play the yankees. That will draw greater numbers of folks unfamiliar with Balto even if they live in the metro.

IMO, yes. Especially depending on what garage you park in. BUT I worked nightshift. I drove to UMMC for many years and Os games were the worst between the traffic and being assigned to park in a garage that was also frequently used by game attendees, but I was traveling to work at the same time people were going to the game. I kept the Os home schedule in my calendar so I could either not work those days or leave early. I think if youre working a traditional day time schedule you would have much less of a headache.

That’s the one!!

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Good timing on my part, I guess 😅 I just now made a post asking for recommendations for a specific type of restaurant that doesn't have any recent threads (last I saw on the subject were at least 3 years old, and some were 7 or 10 years). I went with the Baltimore Love flair, but a food- or restaurant-specific one might be handy.

I think it just feels off to most people, from 1st/2nd/3rd parties ect. There are a few other states that can also handle this project, let Baltimore sit this one out.

It’s street parking within the park.

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Well it is said we have all the efficiency of the south with the friendliness of the north....but seriously this Baltimore Sun article from a while back paints a a good picture of Maryland's "Middle Temperament" https://www.baltimoresun.com/maryland/bs-xpm-2010-03-28-bal-md-backstory28mar28-story.html

Oh woo pie! Is it a parking lot or street?

I work near UMD Hospital. Traffic is terrible on opening day...

Every.

Single.

Year.

Catch public transit/uber if you have to go anywhere. Parking will be hell. Traffic will be backed up all the way to midtown or Little italy.

Samesies!!

Or not, and enjoy the festivities! :)

Okay, maybe I was a little harsh because the post came off as so clueless. But, i honestly don't think just saying: read this and you'll understand WHY you should avoid high crime neighborhoods gets at what OP was asking. They were obviously looking for a list/map or whatever of areas they should avoid which tells me they put no effort into figuring this out themselves beforehand. I was less upset about the same question on crime coming up and moreso frustrated at the general laziness the internet seems to create. It's easy to just hop on here and ask away and wait for someone to do the work for you.

I see what you mean but with due respect I think this is the exact mentality that allows these places to get away with this continuously.

looks at all the basements flooded with sewage yea, pretty much

Like the point is current investment is insufficient to maintain these systems. The maintenance backlog is extensive but letting it get this bad to begin with is also expensive, having to put out every systemic proverbial fire costs the city a lot day over day where well maintained there would be a lot less crisis situations happening.