Hollins Market is experiencing a major transformation, fueled by two major developments: the expansion of the University of Maryland BioPark and the revitalization of the historic Hollins Market. The University of Maryland BioPark's new 4MLK facility introduces 250,000 square feet of modern lab and office space, attracting biotech companies and over 1,000 highly educated professionals to the area. This expansion strengthens the neighborhood’s role as a life sciences and innovation hub, creating strong demand for quality rental housing within walking distance. At the same time, the $2.1 million renovation of Hollins Market has turned Baltimore’s oldest public market into a thriving food and retail destination. The market now features affordable food stalls, a fresh grocery store, and flexible vendor spaces, all designed to increase foot traffic and serve local residents. A recent viral review from TikTok critic Keith Lee skyrocketed business for local vendors, bringing national attention to Hollins Market and solidifying it as a major draw in Southwest Baltimore. With continued investment in the BioPark, Hollins Market, and surrounding development projects, this neighborhood offers a unique opportunity to own an income-producing property in a rapidly growing area.