That’s because demolition at Pimlico cannot begin until a solid plan is in place for Laurel Park, as horses and horsemen displaced by Pimlico’s reconstruction will need a place to go.

Further complicating the picture is that, according to one of the reports, the tracks’ owner has determined it must divest itself of not just Pimlico, as planned, but could sell Laurel Park to ...

The Preakness will move to Laurel Park in 2026, and if the rebuild remains on schedule, a new Pimlico will welcome the historic race back in May 2027. Originally Published: May 17, 2025 at 12:55 ...

Pimlico, Park Heights project given the green light 02:47. Baltimore's Historic Pimlico Race Course will be demolished after the 150th Preakness Stakes in May as state leaders move forward with a ...

Baltimore neighborhood leaders remain hopeful that the state remains committed to investing millions into Park Heights as the plan to redevelop Pimlico Race Course moves forward. Saturday will ...

The Pimlico Plus plan would see the construction of a new track, clubhouse, and stables for about 700 horses, according to the report. Event space and a hotel would be built by a private partner.

As high rollers place their bets on horses this weekend, on the corner of Park Heights and Belvedere Avenue, FOX45 asked area residents to make a wager on what they believe the future holds.

Del. Samuel Rosenberg said development around Pimlico Race Course in Park Heights now serves as a catalyst for overhauling the home of the Preakness Stakes.

When asked what part of the Pimlico Plus plan Park Heights Renaissance CEO Yolanda Jiggetts is most excited about, she told FOX45 News the proposed new hotel.