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Residents of some of Baltimore’s poorest neighborhoods want smart city technologies to fix problems plaguing those communities since long before the advent of widespread internet access and smartphones. Researchers from four area universities, led by the University of Maryland, College ...

Enterprise Homes and Baltimore’s public housing agency finalized financing for renovations of the 75 apartments at Heritage Crossing in west Baltimore. Improvements come via the federal government’s Rental Assistance Demonstration program. Primary financing comes from Low Income Housing Tax Credits, ...

Baltimore faces significant challenges in dealing with a transit system activists call substandard. I speak with activists, elected officials, and transportation experts about the challenges facing the region in bolstering a struggling system.

Potential homebuyers favor mixed-use communities in the suburbs and cities, according to the results of a national survey. Respondents to Bethesda-based RCLCO Real Estate Advisors’ first “Housing & Community Preference Survey” favor life in the suburbs. But they express greater ...

Klein Enterprises signed two retailers to leases at Marketplace at Fells Point, furnishing a small year-end boost to a sector in Baltimore grappling with negative perceptions of the city. Women’s boutique Mint & Major and restaurant Saffron Grill signed deals ...

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The owner of The Daily Record’s former offices in downtown Baltimore wants $2.35 million to sell the building it converted into apartments. Developer 11 Saratoga LLC, after taking control of the building in the spring of 2016, transformed the property ...

UPDATED (9 a.m., Wednesday) — Baltimore County Executive John A. Olszewski Jr. wants to listen to residents’ opinions on Tradepoint Atlantic’s request for roughly $78 million in public financing for its Sparrows Point overhaul. Employees of the developer, according to ...

St. John Properties, aiming to capitalize on growing demand for Fredrick County industrial assets, recently started construction on the first buildings at the Arcadia Business Park. The first stage of vertical construction includes two flex/research and development buildings totaling 82,200 ...

  Any rapid transit project providing a long-sought link between East and West Baltimore remains decades away, according to a recent report. The Maryland Department of Transportation/Maryland Transit Administration’s November dispatch to the General Assembly essentially ends the limited hopes ...

Opportunity Zones present a tantalizing chance for downtrodden areas of Maryland to lure investment. But there are some concerns about who will benefit, and the type of development they’ll spur.

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