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There are still no buyers for three historic Talbot County inns that have been on the market all year, but market experts say it's not necessarily a sign of the slow economy.

The Baltimore Development Corp. is seeking a developer for the Inn at Government House, a historic mansion in Mount Vernon that was once home to William Painter, inventor of the bottle cap.

Pending home sales rose 7.4 percent from July to August, an unexpected piece of positive news for the battered U.S. housing market.

Sandy Marenberg, of Marenberg Enterprises, has been named the 2008 Developer of the Year in the Land Development Council of the Home Builders Association of Maryland’s 15th Annual Community Development Awards of Excellence. The Roland Park resident has spent more ...

Facing pressure to begin work immediately on Uplands, a 100-acre, $300 million residential redevelopment project in West Baltimore, the city approved a demolition contract Wednesday over the protests of critics who said the decision was a slap in the face to city minority business participation rules.

The financial squeeze on Americans got tighter over the last decade as housing expenses — everything from mortgage payments and rent, to utilities and insurance — far outpaced the growth in incomes, a new study shows.

<p>Four Maryland residential complexes will receive&nbsp;$7.15 million in financing thanks to negotiations by Meridian Capital Group LLC. The Harford and Northern Parkway Apartments in Baltimore, the ...</p>

The former owners of the Tropicana Casino and Resort say it is worth no less than $950 million, and will try to regain control of it next week.

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The Standard &amp; Poor's/Case-Shiller 20-city housing index fell a record 16.3 percent in July from the year-ago month, the largest drop since its inception in 2000. The 10-city index plunged 17.5 percent, its biggest decline in its 21-year history.