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Construction started on the new Howard County Courthouse in Columbia on Monday in what is believed to be the first public facility on the East Coast to use a performance-based public-private partnership. Howard County officials and executives from private-sector partners, ...

The team behind a roughly $40 million planned overhaul of Baltimore’s famed Lexington Market want to discuss design, safety and vendor recruitment issues during its first town hall meeting. Restoring the market to its previous position as a community hub ...

Corporate Office Properties Trust said it has signed leases with a pair of cybersecurity firms in Columbia, benefiting from the area’s continued allure for that industry. iNovex and Red Alpha both signed deals for space at Columbia Gateway. Hanover-based iNovex ...

Alicia Wilson will lead a new Office of Economic Development at Johns Hopkins University and Johns Hopkins Health System after spearheading community outreach efforts for the development team behind the $5.5 billion Port Covington redevelopment. Wilson takes on the newly ...

U.S. Rep. Elijah Cummings recalled how his parents buying a home had a tremendous influence on his life. After his father, who had only a fourth-grade education, and his mother bought their home he went to a better school, surrounded ...

Gifting public property to a community development organization will provide financial stability for a proposed development entity intended to fortify Ellicott City’s ongoing rebound from deadly flooding, according to a recent report. Launching the Ellicott City Community Development Organization initially ...

Cherry McDonald, 51, has lived in Baltimore his entire life. Walking in the middle of East Lanvale Street, he explained he’d moved back-and-forth between east and west Baltimore since he was a kid. Years ago the Broadway East neighborhood was ...

Baltimore City Solicitor Andre Davis said recent court decisions solidify the legitimacy of the city code guiding development and clears the way to crack down on liquor licenses. A pair of recent rulings eliminates any questions about Transform Baltimore’s legitimacy, ...

Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young said he’s considering supporting public financing to bolster an $800 million redevelopment of public housing sites in east Baltimore. Previously, as City Council president, Young expressed skepticism regarding tax increment financing for rebuilding the Perkins, ...

Hill Management Services expects construction to end shortly at its 10,500-square-foot Red Run Station retail center in Owings Mills. Dunkin’ Donuts has leased space and expects to open in July at the shopping center at 11054 Red Run Boulevard. It’s ...