Insider's Guide

Developed by several subdivisions between 1910 and 1930 as an upper-middle class neighborhood, the Greater Lauraville area evolved into a mixed-race middle class neighborhood during the 1970s and 1980s. Beginning in the early 2000s, the Harford road corridor has seen increased urban development with young area chefs choosing the neighborhood as the location from which to serve their innovative and creative cuisines. The neighborhood is a culturally diverse area that has a strong sense of inclusion and community involvement as well as a dedication to the arts.

Profiles

Mark Brock-Cancellieri It's the big yards, nearby Herring Run Park, restaurants and most importantly its dynamism that make Lauraville a perfect fit for Mark Brock-Cancellieri

Tiffany Underwood Tiffany Underwood says Greater Lauraville is her neigbhorhood of choice because its the best of both worlds -- an intimate sense of community coupled with the luxuries of city living.