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Baltimore’s downtown maintained its progress toward emerging as a full-fledged live, work and play neighborhood in 2019, according to a booster organization’s annual report, but faces an uncertain future amid the COVID-19 pandemic. While the current “State of Downtown Report” ...

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JLL said it’s now in charge of leasing and marketing office space at the high-visibility One Light Street building in downtown Baltimore, but the assignment arrives as the office sector faces unprecedented challenges created by the COVID-19 pandemic. One Light ...

Chasen Companies plans to deliver The Brixton, a $12 million mixed-use property featuring coworking space, in Fells Point next year, despite the shared office sector’s struggles amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The building is planned for the longtime vacant lot at ...

Calls for Gov. Larry Hogan to create a rental assistance program to stave off COVID-19 related evictions are growing, as some policy experts advocate for alternative solutions. The Baltimore City Council is expected to approve a resolution Monday calling on ...

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The COVID-19 pandemic exposed weaknesses in the supply chains of numerous businesses across a variety of industries, which benefits the ongoing redevelopment of Sparrows Point, a Tradepoint Atlantic executive said Wednesday.

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The Woman’s Industrial Exchange, a nonprofit created during the Victorian Era to help women discreetly earn a living, has ceased operations and transferred its historic downtown building to Marian House. Marian House, which provides rehabilitative services and housing to homeless ...

The housing market in Maryland’s two major metro areas continues trending down amid the COVID-19 pandemic, reflecting larger worries about the broader economy. Key metrics during the past three months, including the number of closed sales, pending sales, and new ...

Baltimore County is launching a $1 million effort to prevent evictions caused by the economic fallout of the COVID-19 outbreak. Residents who lost income due to the coronavirus pandemic and meet the criteria for assistance, such as income limits, will ...

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Commercial real estate services firm Newmark Knight Frank believes the market for office space in the Baltimore metro area remains well-positioned to navigate the economic fallout of the COVID-19 outbreak. The firm’s recently published summer outlook bases its relatively sunny ...

A dry dock designed to repair U.S. Naval ships arrives in Baltimore Thursday to undergo its own repairs at Tradepoint Atlantic’s Sparrows Point facilities last used in 2017. Tradepoint Atlantic said the BAE Systems’ “Titan” dry dock is set to undergo ...