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Major work on a $2 million project transforming the former Walter’s Bathhouse in Baltimore’s Pigtown neighborhood into a mixed-use development has finished. SAA | EVI Development and Bricklayers and Craftworkers Union redeveloped the bathhouse and an adjoining former fire station. ...

LAS VEGAS — Sitting at a bar table just off the casino floor at the Encore section of the Wynn Las Vegas, Marc Weller, the man whose eponymous company leads the development of the $5.5 billion Port Covington overhaul in ...

LAS VEGAS — While attending a massive conference of brokers, developers and retailers in Las Vegas Baltimore Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young said bringing grocery stores to the city remains a priority. There’s one particular brand name, however, Young especially ...

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A workaround allowing home sales in Baltimore to progress, despite a ransomware attack on City Hall computers, is working well, officials said Monday. The city started processing real estate transactions manually on Monday morning. Lester Davis, a spokesman for the ...

Work transforming the historic Hendler Creamery in east Baltimore into a $45 million mixed-use project stopped weeks ago with no explanation from the developer.  Lawmakers who represent the area and stakeholders in the Jonestown neighborhood said they’ve not recently heard ...

Continental Realty Corp. has purchased a Glen Burnie shopping center for $16.2 million. The firm said on Thursday that it purchased Governors Commons at 7311 Ritchie Highway. The 129,242-square-foot center is anchored by Gavigan’s Furniture and is 100% occupied. “We ...

Corporate Office Properties Trust has wrapped up $6 million in upgrades at 250 W. Pratt St., and a significant office space is slated to hit the market relatively soon. The 24-story tiered structure remains one of the most recognizable buildings ...

Greater Baltimore Board of Realtors CEO Al Ingraham Wednesday expressed cautious optimism to members that the city’s computer systems can be restored in a matter of days. Ingraham told organization members in a message posted on GBBR’s website Wednesday afternoon ...

A ransomware virus infecting Baltimore government computers holds the potential to wreak havoc on the city’s residential real estate market. The attack arrived at what’s usually the peak season for buying and selling homes, and it has locked city data ...

A dump truck let loose a blast of its air horn and construction equipment tore into the soggy ground at Port Covington on Monday, celebrating the start of construction on a portion of the $5.5 billion redevelopment. It’s the start ...