A new Lexington Market, renovations underway at Penn Station and the first stages in the transformation of the former Perkins Homes were among the highlights in changes for Baltimore's neighborhoods in 2022. For next year, there's more to look forward to, including the restoration of a West Baltimore school attended by future U.S. Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall.

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