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One week after an auction of waterfront condos at Pier Homes, prices for the remaining 22 units in the Baltimore luxury development have been reset, starting at $625,000. The new prices, like the units that sold last week, are well ...
Read More »Report: Small uptick in local job market, office occupancies
As job and real estate figures begin to post for the second quarter of the year, the operative word describing the local and regional economy remains the same: Cautious. “The second half appears to be better than the first half, ...
Read More »Harborplace planners on waterfront revitalization: ‘We were rediscovered’
The story behind the two distinctive pavilions at Harborplace is a dramatic chapter in the city’s history. Last week, a group of some of the original planners and developers of Harborplace met over iced tea and calamari at Phillips Seafood ...
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Read More »Resetting luxury – Some units in Pier Homes auction are 75% off
On Monday, the auction gavel will signal the opening of a unique era in Baltimore real estate. A dozen luxury units at Pier Homes on the waterfront off Key Highway are scheduled to be offered at prices up to 75 ...
Read More »Kiefaber says he’ll defy order to vacate Senator Theatre
Tom Kiefaber, the outspoken operator — and former owner — of the Senator Theatre, said Monday he will defy an order from city attorneys to vacate the historic property by Sunday to make way for new ownership, the latest twist ...
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Read More »Anne Balcer Norton leaving St. Ambrose for new job at DLLR
Anne Balcer Norton’s desk in the small office of a nonprofit in Barclay has been a gloomy front-row seat to the collapse of the housing bubble in Baltimore and its subsequent fallout on thousands of the city’s low and middle-income ...
Read More »Baltimore’s container tax is killed after council’s 7-7 vote
Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake said the city will lose a bit of its luster, along with 70 jobs, as basics like weekend trash pickup are expected to be “significantly reduced” following the City Council’s failure to pass a proposed 4-cent container ...
Read More »City orders mold cleanup of three Harborview units
A city health department inspector has ordered mold cleanup of three units at Harborview, the luxury condominium tower on the Inner Harbor. The inspection took place last month following a $5 million lawsuit filed in March by the owner of ...
Read More »Renewal plans for Oldtown community still in limbo
Less than a month after a master plan for the Oldtown community was approved by the Baltimore Planning Commission, questions remain about the future about the 12-acre property located in one of the city’s oldest communities. The May 28 master ...
Read More »Cecil County eager for its new casino
At Jumbo Jimmy’s Crab Shack and Tiki Bar, less than five miles from the site of the new Hollywood Casino Perryville, patrons sit at the bar and sip beverages, savoring a quiet country life in Cecil County that’s soon about ...
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