Welcome to Johns Hopkins Facilities & Real Estate
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Transportation Services
Manages the transportation options for the University’s Homewood campus, including shuttle services and parking facilities.
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- Request Passes & Permits
- Explore Shuttle Services
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Facility Operations
Oversees the maintenance and repair of the University’s Homewood campus’ facilities.
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- Explore our Facility Maintenance Shops
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- Contact our Customer Service Center
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Capital Projects & Planning
Oversees the development and execution of construction projects and renovations across the University’s campuses.
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- View Vendor Resources
- Explore HopkinsLocal
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Real Estate & Property Management
Manages the University’s diverse portfolio of properties.
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- View Our Owned and Leased Properties
- Inquire About Our Services
- Contact our Real Estate Team
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Office of Sustainability
Johns Hopkins University is committed to advancing a culture of sustainability through learning, research, engagement, and institutional commitments.
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- Learn About Our Commitments
- Explore Our Initiatives
Our Projects
Hopkins Student Center
The Hopkins Student Center is designed to be an open, modern, accessible, welcoming facility envisioned as a social engagement hub for all members of the Hopkins community.
The SNF Agora Building
The SNF Agora building will create a space for civic engagement and informed, inclusive dialogue in the modern era. It will serve as a portal for the community to connect with the Institute.
Milton S. Eisenhower Library Modernization
The Milton S. Eisenhower Library modernization will be a major renovation of the 1960s-era library on the Homewood campus. It will provide a contemporary hub for 21st century scholarly activity.
Designs for new Johns Hopkins Life Sciences Building presented to city planners
In the News
Designs for new Johns Hopkins Life Sciences Building presented to city planners
In the News
The new building in East Baltimore will include more than 1,200 lab benches for 920 scientists pursuing basic biomedical research.