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Why are thousands of millionaires queueing up for the right to plunk down as much as $459,000, plus annual dues of up to $35,000, just for a few weeks of access to vacation homes?

Foreclosure filings across the U.S. nearly doubled last month compared with September 2006, as financially strapped homeowners already behind on mortgage payments defaulted on their loans or came closer to losing ...

It's a remote and dreary part of Manhattan — a desolate stretch of parking lots, warehouses, gas stations and scattered businesses just off the Hudson River. But in a decade, developers hope to transform ...

Foreclosure filings across the U.S. nearly doubled last month compared with September 2006, as financially strapped homeowners already behind on mortgage payments defaulted on their loans or came closer to losing their homes to foreclosure ...

The federal government is considering buying out as many as 17,000 homes along the Mississippi coast and remaking the land into a vast hurricane-protection zone, raising anxieties that it could destroy the waterfront lives many residents are struggling to rebuild after Katrina.

I’ve written several posts on this blog about real estate, especially in Montgomery and Howard counties, where many homes are high-ticket items. One of my morning email alerts pointed me to Housing Tracker, a site that estimates the inventory of ...

I’ve written several posts on this blog about real estate, especially in Montgomery and Howard counties, where many homes are high-ticket items. One of my morning email alerts pointed me to Housing Tracker, a site that estimates the inventory of ...

Baltimore architecture firm Hord Coplan Macht is hoping a $268 million hospital in Cumberland will help put it on the map as one of the major national players in the health care sector.

Where the commercial real estate market is headed depends on whom you speak with. While some observers feel the office, industrial and flex markets are basically healthy today, there is some disagreement as to what lies ahead — especially with the repercussions of the subprime mortgage fiasco rearing its very ugly head.

For SNBL Clinical Pharmacology Center Inc., opening an office at the University of Maryland, Baltimore BioPark in 2005 was all about location.