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A look at how Baltimore’s ambitions to tell a “better story” are falling flat in a rough retail market. Daniel Klein, president of Klein Enterprises, discusses the family business, his start in development, and what’s next for the company.

Coworking spaces continue to show strong growth in the Baltimore region, according to a recent report. In the last year co-working two firms Spaces and WeWork rented 131,000 square feet of office space, according to a data review by CBRE, ...

  Former Gov. Martin O’Malley has attacked the man who replaced him in Government House over his commercial real estate interests. In a series of tweets Wednesday morning O’Malley, a Democrat, accused Gov. Larry Hogan, a Republican, of corruption and ...

Home improvement firm Window Nation signed two leases with St. John Properties totaling more than 19,000 square feet. The firm took space at Route 100 Tech Park in Anne Arundel County and Maple Lawn in Howard County. Both deals are ...

A look at how the planned redevelopment of Port Covington in Baltimore progressed from rumor to $5.5 billion development effort. We hear from Mike Janke, of DigitalTribe, and Bob Ackerman, of AllegisCyber, about how they plan to create ‘Cyber Town ...

Mike Janke described himself Thursday as a Copenhagen-tobacco-chewing, cowboy-boot-wearing, former enlisted Navy SEAL. The co-founder of cybersecurity studio DataTribe then went on to give a frank assessment of competition between jurisdictions to become that sector’s hub. He described an “economic ...

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Jerrianne Anthony, the city's new director of Homeless Services, is charged with helping thousands of struggling Baltimore residents.

Hill Management Services Inc. started construction on the firm’s 10,368 square-foot retail center dubbed Red Run Station in Owings Mills on Tuesday. The company expects to deliver the project at 11050 Red Run Blvd. in the spring of 2019. The ...

(UPDATED, 9:15 p.m.) — The Baltimore City Council took a major step toward subsidizing the city’s Affordable Housing Trust Fund. The council, on Monday evening, approved moving the so-called Fund the Trust Act to a final vote. The legislation raises city ...

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Seema Iyer, who oversees the Baltimore Neighborhood Indicators Alliance, discusses Baltimore, what the data she collects tells us about the city, and how the organization will help Charm City in the future.