A leading association for commercial real estate professionals said Thursday it is launching efforts to connect nonprofits and philanthropic organizations with space to organize relief efforts in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The Society of Industrial and Office Realtors launched ...
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The head of Baltimore’s economic development agency described a bleak outlook for businesses struggling amid the COVID-19 outbreak and efforts to stop the spread of the illness. Colin Tarbert, president and CEO of the Baltimore Development Corp., said that efforts ...
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The Maryland Jockey Club said it has not decided whether to delay running the Preakness Stakes as sporting events across the country are postponed and governments restrict large gatherings in an attempt to limit the spread of the new coronavirus. ...
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As efforts to control the spread of the new coronavirus in Maryland increase, businesses are delaying events in order to restrict the spread of the respiratory illness. Maryland businesses and developers, such as Port Covington builder Weller Development Co., already have started ...
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The housing market in Maryland’s major metro jurisdictions turned in a solid performance last month, which usually bodes well for the spring season crucial to residential real estate. Those solid sales figures, however, represent a snapshot of the market before ...
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Ian Goldstein, owner of Brothers Music in Baltimore, said this time of year business is generally bolstered by customers with a few extra bucks to spend from tax refunds. This year, amid growing concerns over the coronavirus outbreak, commerce has ...
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Lexington Market Inc.’s board is seeking proposals to redevelop the East Market building that dates back to 1952. Lexington Market Inc. wants to begin work on the 66,869-square-foot building in late 2021 after Seawall Development delivers the new $40 million ...
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The owners of the property that lost the contract as a result of the violation contend the ruling voids the lease.
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Catherine Pugh entered courtroom 1A of the Edward A. Garmatz United States District Courthouse in downtown Baltimore Thursday morning wearing a white dress, black boots and her head held high.
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Former Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh was sentenced to three years in prison for fraud and tax evasion Thursday. U.S. District Court Judge Deborah K. Chasanow handed down the punishment to Pugh, who pleaded guilty last year to four counts involving conspiracy ...
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