Renderings released of revitalized Security Square Mall
BALTIMORE - New plans have been disclosed for the future of a reimagined Security Square Mall in Baltimore County.
Renderings of the revitalized mall were presented Wednesday in the final meeting among the site's advisors and the community.
They include plans for a Greenway of walking and biking trails, a public garden, apartments, workplaces, restaurants and entertainment and activity centers.
The county is putting $30 million toward redeveloping the mostly empty building.
Security Square Mall opened in 1972.
The only major anchor left in business there is Macy's.
The county recently spent $7 million to buy another piece of the land the mall sits on to go along with the empty Sears building and 12 acres of land it bought last year.
View the entire renderings and plans here.