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Advocates of the state’s Smart Growth policy, including former Governor Parris N. Glendening, reacted with disappointment to Tuesday’s decision by Maryland’s highest court that they say goes against the state’s vision for efficient, environmentally friendly development.

House flipping and home renovation programs are still big hits on cable. While "for sale" signs sprout on lawns across the country, TV programmers are like developers who plow ahead with new housing projects anyway.

Preliminary numbers indicate a new Baltimore law barring landlord from piling the belongings of evicted tenants on sidewalks may also be reducing the number of evictions.

Leaders in the regional retail development sector urged local businesspeople Monday to bide their time, minimize risk and wait to capitalize on a retail real estate market that could bounce back as early as the middle of next year.

A team of local developers planning to revitalize Fells Point

Robert Nusgart said the buyer

During World War II, the hills around this tiny Western Maryland town rang with the sounds of gunfire and explosions produced by German-made small arms.

Industry data released Thursday show January pending U.S. home sales were below analysts expectations and remained at the second-lowest reading on record.

The Kent County Historic Preservation Commission is recommending that the county planning commission reject a proposed 199-foot Verizon tower near Still Pond.

Two bills before the Baltimore City Council would provide hefty tax credits to home and business owners who go green. Introduced by Councilman Jim Kraft at the City Council meeting on Monday night, both pieces of legislation propose changes in the city tax code.