Baltimore's inner harbor has been the city's gateway to the world for over a century. However, as industry declined post-1950 and ships became too large for the harbor to accommodate, the city's urban edge suffered, rendering much of its waterfront too derelict to redevelop. After generations of disuse, the Harbor Point redevelopment launched a new chapter in the rebirth of Baltimore's edge, transforming a major brownfield site into a mixed-use urban place defined by connectivity and community. Tour Harbor Point to experience first-hand the restitching of Baltimore's urban fabric through the bold and forward-thinking 27-acre redevelopment.