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Baltimore’s inspector general has requested city council members to provide information about all boards they serve on, according to a City Hall source. The request for details about boards of companies and nonprofits on which city lawmakers serve follows the ...

At least four buildings on Main Street in Ellicott City must be razed to reduce risk of deadly flooding, according to Howard County officials. Howard County Executive Calvin Ball revealed a series of options to reduce flooding in the historic ...

(UPDATED) — Baltimore mayoral candidate Thiru Vignarajah, a former Maryland deputy attorney general, has released his tax returns dating back to 2013 and urged the city council to pursue a charter amendment mandating city elected officials do likewise. Vignarajah, a ...

New kiosks in downtown Baltimore will allow pedestrians to search for restaurants, access city services and even take a selfie. The Downtown Partnership of Baltimore and partners, such as Baltimore’s Department of Transportation, unveiled the first IKE Smart City Kiosk ...

Prices for the recent sale of two industrial properties in the Interstate 95 corridor totaled more than $25 million, according to broker Cushman & Wakefield. High Street Real Estate sold a fully leased, 167,490-square-foot asset at 6685 Santa Barbara Court ...

Fenwick’s Choice Meats, Steve’s Lunch and The Sweet Shoppe are slated as the first three stalls to open at the redeveloped Cross Street Market next month. Caves Valley Partners and CANAdev undertook a year-long redevelopment of the Federal Hill market. ...

Baltimore Development Corp. President and CEO William H. Cole IV is stepping down, the quasi-public economic development agency announced Monday morning. The BDC board has hired Colin D. Tarbert, the deputy chief of strategic alliances in the mayor’s office, to ...

The Greater Baltimore Committee, a prominent regional business advocacy group, on Friday joined calls for Mayor Catherine Pugh to resign. Its board of directors called on Pugh to step down, adding its voice to others, including the Baltimore City Council. ...

Greenberg Gibbons has formed a joint venture with Seritage Growth Properties to overhaul nearly 14 acres in northern Baltimore County as part of a redevelopment of the Hunt Valley Towne Centre. The project planned by the partners is the first ...

Cushman & Wakefield now handles leasing for one of Baltimore’s most iconic structures: the B&O Warehouse at Oriole Park at Camden Yards. The Maryland Stadium Authority named the real estate services firm the exclusive leasing agency for the warehouse and ...