Move to MD, work at Johns Hopkins - place to live? (Baltimore: homes, safe area)

[kim.purdue]

Specs: couple in late 20s. No kids, 1 dog (50 lbs) & 1 cat

Looking for an apt between $700-$900 per month. We have 2 cars and will need parking. Safe area is important!

We are very flexible in terms of where we live. I will be commuting to work at Johns Hopkins and am hoping to use public transit as opposed to driving. My husband doesn't have a job lined up yet and may end up working in either Baltimore or DC. We are okay living in Baltimore, DC or anywhere inbetween. Some place with a lot to do would be nice.. Any advice?

Thanks!

[MrRational]

It's called Patterson Park.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patters...%29,_Baltimore

You can WALK to work (most days) and get rid of one of the cars.

Patterson Park - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[boomtownfunlover]

Originally Posted by kim.purdue

Specs: couple in late 20s. No kids, 1 dog (50 lbs) & 1 cat

Looking for an apt between $700-$900 per month. We have 2 cars and will need parking. Safe area is important!

We are very flexible in terms of where we live. I will be commuting to work at Johns Hopkins and am hoping to use public transit as opposed to driving. My husband doesn't have a job lined up yet and may end up working in either Baltimore or DC. We are okay living in Baltimore, DC or anywhere inbetween. Some place with a lot to do would be nice.. Any advice?

Thanks!

Johns Hopkins Hospital or University?

[kim.purdue]

Re: Boomtownfunlover: Johns Hopkins hospital

[davecj]

Patterson park would be ideal but I don't think you'll find anything remotely close to your price range. The subway has a stop adjacent to JHH and goes all the way to Owings mills so you could look for homes along that route.