Woodberry

Woodberry is a small, middle income neighborhood in north Baltimore. Most of its structures were built in the 1920 and were designed primarily as single family homes, row houses and duplexes. There are also several large apartment complex that tend to cater to a lower to middle income clientele. It is an area, with a long and respected past.
Led by the Concerned Citizens of Woodberry, residents of this community have been diligent in their fight against pollution, littering and crime. They work hard to maintain their own homes and to encourage their neighbors to do so. They also keep an eye on the popular walking path, Greenspring Trails, which lure many residents off their couches during the warmer months of year.
Woodberry is also the home of “TV Hill,” a higher than average location that is the home of four Baltimore television stations.
About ¾ of Woodberry’s population is white, with most of the rest of the residents being African American. It has a much lower than national average unemployment rate and provides nice, inexpensive housing for those with a limited income. So, if you are looking for a safe, quiet, inexpensive home, check out Woodberry. They might have just what you’re looking for.