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Real Estate Investing: Saint Helena, Baltimore with Marc Hayes, Realtor

Overview and History

Saint Helena is a small, historic neighborhood located in Southeast Baltimore. Originally developed in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, it was established to house workers employed by nearby industries, including the Bethlehem Steel plant. The neighborhood has retained much of its original charm, with narrow streets and rowhouses reflecting its working-class roots.

Saint Helena is geographically defined by several key boundaries:
North: Broening Highway
South: The Patapsco River
East: Dundalk Avenue
West: Grays Road

These boundaries place the neighborhood in close proximity to industrial areas and major transportation routes, while also providing some waterfront views, particularly along the southern edge.



Saint Helena's population is predominantly working-class, with a mix of longtime residents and younger families. The neighborhood has a diverse racial composition, though it remains predominantly White. The average household income is lower than the Baltimore city average, reflecting the working-class character of the area.

Population: Approximately 2,000 residents
Median Household Income: $40,000–$45,000
Racial Composition: Predominantly White (approximately 70%), with growing African American and Hispanic communities

The housing inventory in Saint Helena consists primarily of traditional Baltimore rowhouses, many of which have been well-preserved or moderately updated. The neighborhood also includes some detached single-family homes, particularly closer to the waterfront. The real estate market in Saint Helena offers a mix of owner-occupied homes and rental properties, with a modest but growing interest from investors due to the neighborhood's affordability and potential for future development.

Total Housing Units: Approximately 900 homes
Percentage of Homes Available for Sale: 10% (around 90 homes)
Percentage of Homes Occupied: 90% (around 810 homes)
Percentage of Homes Owned by Corporations (e.g., Blackstone): Approximately 5% (45 homes)

Corporations like Blackstone have started to acquire properties, particularly rental units, aiming to capitalize on potential future redevelopment opportunities.

Affordability: Saint Helena remains one of the more affordable neighborhoods in Baltimore, making it attractive to first-time homebuyers and investors seeking properties with long-term appreciation potential.

Potential for Development: With recent corporate acquisitions and its proximity to the waterfront,

Investors interested in long-term appreciation and redevelopment prospects should consider this neighborhood, particularly as corporate interest in the area grows. For homebuyers, Saint Helena offers a close-knit community with the charm of a traditional Baltimore neighborhood and the potential for increased property values over time. #sainthelena #baltimore #CapCut #investmentproperty #marylandrealestate #investinbaltimore #realestateinvestments #visitbaltimore #baltimorehistory #realestate