Poverni Sheikh Group

06/01/2020

Buildings with stories to tell and and new future ahead. - Poverni Sheikh Group

The 400 block of Howard Street is an indicator of the sluggish but continuing revival of the old shopping district.

05/21/2020

01/30/2020

Leasing is underway at Howard Row, a new project west of downtown - via Baltimore Business Journal

The restoration of six formerly vacant properties on N. Howard St. is nearly complete.

12/05/2019

The Howard Row Small Business Storefront Competition invites small businesses to apply for a yearlong lease at two ground-level spaces at Howard Row, a mixed-use project at 407-415 N. Howard St. by developer Poverni Sheikh Group. - Baltimore Business Journal

Another -style competition invites entrepreneurs to join the growing buzz on North Howard Street.

03/29/2019

How Poverni Sheikh Group is changing the Baltimore landscape, one block at a time.

Redevelopment of the area that includes Baltimore's Bromo Arts and Entertainment District and the Market Center Historic District has started and stopped over the years, but local developers and organizations feel the time is right for explosive growth.

09/20/2018

“So the community feels vibrant. I believe that’s key to making any community thrive,” - Greg Kostrikin of Poverni Sheikh Group. Read the article written by Adam Bednar here:

Officials at the city’s economic development agency, the Baltimore Development Corp., feel their efforts to bring new buildings and add some luster to the faded Westside will benefit all resi…

08/01/2018

From Mayor Catherine Pugh's News RoundUp last week:

Transforming dilapidated and vacant buildings of our City into new living and retail spaces that fuel economic development and opportunity for business owners is among our highest priorities. It’s for this reason that I was so excited to formally launch the transformation of five vacant buildings, in the area known as “Howard Row” in the 400 block of North Howard Street into five new retail spaces and 21 new apartments. Located in the Bromo Arts District, this 50,000 square feet of new development in close proximity to light rail, cafes and restaurants, several arts and entertainment venues and the University of Maryland Medical Center will do much to further revitalize this important corridor of our West side. Stay tuned…

07/26/2018

Developers of the project said that by next summer the properties will hold five retail spaces, 41 market rate apartments and serve as a catalyst for revitalization of the forgotten 400 block of North Howard Street.

07/25/2018

Greg Kostrikin of Poverni Sheikh Group talks how his firm will bring revitalization through much needed and to the 400 block of Howard Street in .

07/25/2018