The revitalization and development of this area comes under two community organizations: The East Baltimore Midway Community Development Corporation, Inc. and the Greater Homewood Improvement Association. Both organizations have focused their development strategies in three major areas, including: housing, business development and employment opportunities, as well as community stabilization. This is a partnership that is committed to working together on further projects. Economic and community development is essential to the survival of our communities.  

The Greenmount Avenue Corridor is a major thoroughfare located at East Baltimore Midway/Barclay in Baltimore City. This is a major route for commuters and travelers in and out of Baltimore City. One of the most beautiful parks in the city of Baltimore City is the Clifton Park which is very close to this community. East Baltimore prides itself on many historic atributes in this area. 

Housing consist of the historic row house that Baltimore City is well known for. There is a great architectural design that provides excellent view of historical awareness. Many of these properties were built before the 1900's.

East Baltimore Midway Community Development Corporation, Inc. was founded during the early 1970's by several concerned residents as a result of concerns regarding the increase in vacant houses and on sanitation issues in the community. As a result of forming the corporation in the East Baltimore Midway Urban Renewal Area. Community Development, block grant funds were awarded to the corporation. The corporation also runs a community based day care facility located in the Kirk Multi-Purpose Center. The mission of the corporation is to assist in the improvement of the quality of life for persons who live, work and play in the East Baltimore Midway and Barclay communities.