In the basement, all existing walls and the existing staircase will be demolished
Demolition at 331 S Monroe St, Baltimore
Baltimore Department of Housing and Community Development permit BRCM-25-022583: issued Dec 27, 2025 for demolition work at 331 S Monroe St. In the basement, all existing walls and the existing staircase will be demolished, and the entire basement ceiling will be removed to achieve the new height required by the proposed design, on the next level, all existing walls, the floor structure above the basement, and the existing staircases will also be demolished to construct a new floor system and a new spatial layout, on the upper floor, all existing walls and staircases will likewise be demolished to allow a full reconfiguration of the level. Across all floors, the general demolition will clear the structure to construct everything shown in the " Proposed plans, including new interior walls, new staircases, new windows and doors, and the creation of new habitable spaces such as bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchen, living areas, and circulation areas, all according to the final architectural and structural configuration presented in the proposed project. Approved For Work only. Subject to the permitted uses and regulations under the provisions of the Zoning Ordinance. Separate permit will be required for electrical, mechanical, and plumbing work. As per plans and as per code.
- Permit number
- BRCM-25-022583
- Issued
- Type of work
- Demolition
- Status
- Issued
- Reported cost
- $60,000
- ZIP code
- 21223 (from the permit's location)
- City's category
- Dwelling: Rowhouse
- City's status
- Not listed
- Source
- Baltimore Department of Housing and Community Development permit data (this record)
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All permits at 331 S Monroe St, and what's permitted nearby
Baltimore Department of Housing and Community Development updated its data Oct 10, 2026. We checked it Oct 10, 20:05 UTC. See the city's official records (City of Baltimore, CC BY 3.0).
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