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Baltimore Developer P. David Bramble to tear down Harborplace pavilions

(BALTIMORE – October 2, 2023) – It doesn’t take a rocket scientist or even a noted economist to understand that the fiscal viability of Baltimore’s Inner Harbor is, at best, on life support. Those of us old enough to remember July 2, 1980, when it opened as a centerpiece of the Baltimore Inner Harbor renaissance also remember the hope it brought. Baltimoreans were thrilled by the string of events that would evolve there over the years, let alone the retail shopping that was available along with several restaurants. To say the least, the Inner Harbor was the place to be…

David Bramble, Developer, on the Future of Harborplace: Pavilions to be torn down

BMORENews.com caught up with developer David Bramble at today’s public engagement meeting to discuss the future of Harborplace. FMI, visit OurHarborplace.com. The City College High School graduate said a math and science summer program helped prepare him for Princeton University, where he met his eventual Omega Psi Phi Fraternity brother and future business partner, Everett Sands. Bramble studied politics at Princeton and got his law degree at the University of Pennsylvania. Watch full video on YouTube