KENT ISLAND — The coronavirus pandemic has created a windfall for Maryland farmers as families, stuck at home, load up on local produce and cook their own meals. But for the state’s seafood purveyors, these are tough times. The “aquaculture ...
Read More »Walker & Dunlop finances $84M for 226-unit multifamily property in Fla.
Bethesda-based commercial real estate finance company Walker & Dunlop Inc. announced Wednesday it structured $84 million in financing for Sanctuary Doral, a new 226-unit, Class A mid-rise apartment building in Doral, Florida, with nearly 27,000 square feet of ground floor retail space. Jeremy Pino and Livingston ...
Read More »Baltimore County files lawsuit against JUUL Labs
Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski Wednesday announced the county has filed a lawsuit against JUUL Labs, alleging the e-cigarette maker intentionally marketed its products to children and spread deceptive information about its products, contributing to widespread e-cigarette use among young ...
Read More »CVS Health to begin COVID-19 vaccines in Md. long-term care facilities
CVS Health has formally launched its COVID-19 vaccination program for long-term care facilities in Maryland, whose residents have been disproportionally affected by the pandemic. CVS Pharmacy teams will administer the first dose of the Pfizer vaccine in facilities across Maryland ...
Read More »Report: Nov. brings rise in median sale price, units sold in Baltimore region, suburban Md.
Median sale prices and the number of units sold rose again in the Baltimore region and in suburban Maryland in November, according to the Long & Foster Real Estate Market Minute Report. Baltimore city experienced a 21% increase in median ...
Read More »Hack Baltimore to open HQ near Power Plant Live
HACK Baltimore, a nonprofit city-wide civic tech movement to help solve some of the city’s deep-rooted challenges, will open a headquarters at 616 Water St., adjacent to the growing innovation district at Power Plant Live in a space donated by ...
Read More »Baltimore County caps fees charged by food delivery apps
A county in Maryland has limited the amount of fees third-party food delivery services charge in an effort to support restaurants during the coronavirus pandemic.
Read More »For Md. businesses, economic relief package offers variety of aid
The economic rescue package passed by Congress contains a number of provisions to aid small businesses in Maryland, including an expansion of the Paycheck Protection Program. Also included are a number of tax breaks and other funding sources, some of ...
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Read More »Md. Life Sciences launches campaign to attract talent, investors
Maryland has been a hub for the life sciences for years, but the industry’s leaders are hoping to grow its presence in the state even further. That’s why Maryland Life Sciences, part of the Maryland Tech Council, launched its new “It’s ...
Read More »Buchbinder acquires Howard County tax accounting firm
Buchbinder Tunick & Company LLP, a regional CPA firm based in Bethesda, announced it has acquired Iwanczuk & Associates P.C. in Columbia. The incorporation of the Iwanczuk practice is part of Buchbinder’s strategic plan to strengthen and enhance the services ...
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