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Reinvestment Fund has been actively targeting arts investments in Central Baltimore, which is also home to the Station North Arts and Culture District. Among our recent projects is the Centre Theater.
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After nearly a decade of vacancy, the Theater was renovated to house a joint film program by Johns Hopkins University and Maryland Institution College of Art as well as office space. The historic building, constructed in 1913, has been transformed into a mixed-use, multi-tenant commercial property. Reinvestment Fund supported this project from an early stage, providing Jubilee Baltimore, the non-profit developer and owner of the theater, with financing for predevelopment.
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September 24, 2025