The resort of Ocean City is, and always has been, ever evolving. Because of the limited amount of space on the island, older buildings are continually being pulled down to make way for new construction. Some visitors love the new hotels with modern facilities, others miss the older buildings which hold precious childhood memories. Whatever your thoughts, this trend is bound to continue, as Ocean City moves with the times, although organisations are around to ensure some precious historic buildings are preserved, restored and revitalized to create a sense of character and charm in our town for locals and visitors alike. Here are just a few examples of the recently changing environment in Ocean City Md.
45th Street Village and the new Aloft Ocean City
JR’s Ribs and Denny’s
Starbucks on 121st St
Sea Scape Motel and the Hyatt Place Hotel
Hooper’s Crab House
Corner of Talbot and Baltimore Ave, Downtown Ocean City
Planet Maze and Tru by Hilton
The old Cropper concrete plant and the new Cambria Hotel
Anne, a native of Edinburgh, Scotland, discovered Ocean City over three decades ago and was so captivated by its charm that she decided to make it her permanent home. Her love for travel remains strong, but Ocean City holds a special place in her heart.
Anne's deep connection to the town is evident in her role as a seasoned writer for OceanCity.com, a position she's held since September 2014. Her frequent visits to local events, businesses, restaurants, and hotels have given her an insider's perspective, making her an invaluable resource for newcomers seeking the best experiences Ocean City has to offer.