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A sleepy city center where there once stood vacant furniture and department store buildings with faded signs is filling up with high-end restaurants, upscale boutique shops, art galleries and — most importantly — customers. And the city’s civic leaders are promising this is just the beginning.

Pending home sales dropped to a new low in March, an industry group said Wednesday, signaling the housing slump has yet to bottom out even as the spring sell season gets under way.

The city has not yet decided the fate of 1st Mariner Arena, but a panel of local architects sees potential in the site of the aging sports complex for a mixed-use development that could be Baltimore

There comes a time in every young man’s life where he must make a very important decision. A decision that changes everything: who his friends are in high school, whether or not girls will like him, whether he will meet ...

The plain, unassuming cluster of state office buildings in Central Baltimore known as State Center is truly an island in the middle of several thriving city neighborhoods.

The multimedia advertising campaign is designed to help raise awareness about programs that are available in the state to provide help.

Peter Slatin, the real estate columnist for Forbes, had an interesting article in this week’s magazine that said even though Real Estate Investment Trusts took a beating in 2007, investors should put their money into REITs that specialize in a ...

In a bad omen for sellers and lenders this spring home selling season, the erosion of house values is accelerating and foreclosure filings are doubling, new data showed Tuesday.

A developer wants to build a hotel and two chain restaurants along a highway in Hancock that parallels a popular, state-run hiking and biking trail.

A proposed $7 billion downtown Seattle project has become the latest major urban development to be scotched or delayed because of the credit crisis and a faltering economy.