Baltimore Commercial Building Fire in Remington
On Friday afternoon, November 7, 2025, a massive fire broke out in a commercial building located in Baltimore's Remington neighborhood, near 427 West 23rd Street. The fire quickly escalated to a four-alarm blaze, sending huge flames and thick black smoke high into the sky.
Firefighting Efforts and Impact
Firefighters battled the intense fire from multiple sides as the building became fully engulfed. Extreme heat caused parts of the structure to collapse. Residents nearby reported explosions and windows shaking, while smoke was visible for miles across North Baltimore.
- Dozens of firefighters are on site aggressively attacking hotspots.
- Authorities are checking neighboring structures to prevent the fire from spreading.
- No injuries have been confirmed so far.
Public Safety and Investigation
Officials have urged residents and the public to avoid the area until the fire is fully contained and the scene is secured. The cause of the fire is still under investigation.
"Footage captured by WBAL’s SkyTeam 11 helicopter shows firefighters battling the inferno from multiple sides as the building becomes fully engulfed."
"Residents nearby described explosions and shaking windows, while smoke was visible for miles across North Baltimore."
This is a developing story, and updates will be provided as more details emerge.
Author's summary: A large commercial fire in Baltimore's Remington neighborhood led to major evacuations and structural collapse, with firefighters working to contain the blaze amid ongoing investigations.
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