The House of Delegates' Environmental Matters Committee voted on a bill on Friday limiting the time a bank can seek a deficiency judgment, but not as much as advocates would like.

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Maryland had the second-highest foreclosure rate in the country in February moving up one spot despite foreclosure activity actually slowing down.

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Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake had a little fun with reporters trying to confirm The Daily Record’s story that she will be seeking re-election in 2016. During her regular Wednesday question and answer session with reporters, Mark Reutter, of Baltimore Brew, asked ...

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Arnold Jolivet, managing director of the Maryland Minority Contractors Association Inc., objected to Baltimore’s spending board authorizing Harbor Point’s developer to use $7.5 million over four years for infrastructure improvements. The money will be used for projects such as building ...

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The Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development awarded Seawall Development a combined $150,000 in Community Legacy Awards for the developer's Tire Shop and Miller's Square II projects.

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Baltimore's spending board is scheduled to consider approving a $2.2 million sale of city-owned property on Wednesday.

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Though a number of key employees have resigned in recent months from Baltimore Development Corp., Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake said it's not unusual for employees to leave a position when there's a leadership change at an agency.

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Lexington Market wants residents and customers to share their impressions of the historic venue via an online survey.

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Nearly 20 percent of renters and homeowners in Maryland are spending half of their income on housing expenses.

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The city's Urban Design and Architecture Review Panel approved plans Thursday for a new pavilion being built as part of a proposed $10 million park in the East Baltimore Development Inc. urban renewal project.

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