Due to its elongated shape, Remington is often divided into three distinct subneighborhoods.

Upper Remington refers to the area north of 29th Street, the main westbound arterial street through the area.
Upper Remington is adjacent to the Johns Hopkins University and Wyman Park.
Although primarily residential in character, it contains many of Remington's notable businesses and landmarks, including Charm City Cakes and The Dizz.
Upper Remington's rowhouses tend to hold their value better than other parts of the neighborhood, and have a high rate of homeownership.

Middle Remington refers to the part of the neighborhood bounded by 29th Street on the north and the CSX rail corridor on the south.
Middle Remington is more ethnically and racially diverse than the rest of the neighborhood.
It is also more commercial in nature, with numerous historical corner businesses, light industrial uses, restaurants, and auto repair shops interspersed among the rowhouses that dominate the neighborhood's housing stock.
Middle Remington contains notable institutions such as Papermoon Diner, Mill Valley Garden Center and the Open Space art gallery; recent additions include R House, a new restaurant/food incubator that opened in a former automotive body shop at the corner of 29th Street and Remington Avenue in late 2016, and Remington Row, a mixed-use residential and commercial building located one block south of R House.

Lower Remington (also known as "Fawcett") refers the area south of the CSX rail corridor.
The majority of the land area here is commercial and light industrial, but there are also a few blocks of rowhouses that feel secluded due to their isolation from other residential neighborhoods.
Lower Remington is directly south of the proposed 25th Street Station development, which will likely transform the character of the area.
Due to its elongated shape, Remington is often divided into three distinct subneighborhoods.
Upper Remington refers to the area north of 29th Street, the main westbound arterial street through the area. Upper Remington is adjacent to the Johns Hopkins University and Wyman Park. Although primarily residential in character, it contains many of Remington's notable businesses and landmarks, including Charm City Cakes and The Dizz. Upper Remington's rowhouses tend to hold their value better than other parts of the neighborhood, and have a high rate of homeownership.
Middle Remington refers to the part of the neighborhood bounded by 29th Street on the north and the CSX rail corridor on the south. Middle Remington is more ethnically and racially diverse than the rest of the neighborhood. It is also more commercial in nature, with numerous historical corner businesses, light industrial uses, restaurants, and auto repair shops interspersed among the rowhouses that dominate the neighborhood's housing stock. Middle Remington contains notable institutions such as Papermoon Diner, Mill Valley Garden Center and the Open Space art gallery; recent additions include R House, a new restaurant/food incubator that opened in a former automotive body shop at the corner of 29th Street and Remington Avenue in late 2016, and Remington Row, a mixed-use residential and commercial building located one block south of R House.
Lower Remington (also known as "Fawcett") refers the area south of the CSX rail corridor. The majority of the land area here is commercial and light industrial, but there are also a few blocks of rowhouses that feel secluded due to their isolation from other residential neighborhoods. Lower Remington is directly south of the proposed 25th Street Station development, which will likely transform the character of the area.
Remington, Baltimore