It's 1918. You're standing at the corner of Calvert and Fayette Streets, staring up at a tower of steel and masonry that's the biggest news in Baltimore. In just a few years, the Baltimore News will be published in the Munsey. Later, the building's place in history will be further sealed when Warren Harding becomes the first president to broadcast over the airwaves from The Munsey.

Today, The Munsey is once again open for business and making news.

Situated in heart of Baltimore's Central Business District, 18-stories high and looking every inch the architectural marvel it once was, The Munsey has been restored to its former grandeur and is the city's centerpiece for luxury urban living.

Only steps from the Inner Harbor and within walking distance of everything Downtown, The Munsey is loaded with amenities to maximize convenient Downtown living. Once again, The Munsey is the best news in Baltimore.