Gov. Larry Hogan is issuing the first request for proposals to relocate 3,300 state employees from 12 agencies to Baltimore's Central Business District in a move designed to help galvanize a downtown that has seen vacancies skyrocket as the city's business core shifts to the Harbor East and Harbor Point neighborhoods.
Maryland Governor Kick-Starts Plan to Shift 3,300 State Employees to Downtown Baltimore
Phased Relocation of 12 State Agencies Could Stabilize Struggling Downtown Office Market
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