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In 2014, the Supreme court of Maryland wrote “The State Center complex, as it currently blights the skyline of midtown Baltimore, consists of five Soviet-block style buildings and approximately 1,300 parking spaces. It was built in the 1950s and 60s to house a number of State agencies. Today, it is agreed widely that these buildings are long past their useful lives. Although the State Center may be deemed fairly a ‘concrete wasteland,’ the property has substantial redevelopment potential.” I’m interested in why the state still houses state employees here 12 years after this was written.