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Skincare company Shankara plans to relocate its headquarters and manufacturing from Texas to Maryland. The firm intends to move its operations this summer from San Antonio to space near Baltimore Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport. Shankara leased roughly 8,200 square feet ...

Developer Sidney Emmer has started work on the 157-unit second phase of The View at Mill Run in Baltimore County. The market rate garden style community is alongside Soldiers Delight State Park in Owings Mills. The first portions of the ...

Baltimore’s spending board has approved the sale of city-owned downtown property, primarily along South Gay Street, to a private developer for $1.24 million. The Board of Estimates approved a land disposition agreement with LRP Guardian on Wednesday. The developer plans ...

JLL announced Tuesday that it will acquire Dallas-based HFF, a real estate capital market advisory company, for $2 billion. JLL, which is the largest commercial property manager in the Baltimore area, said the acquisition will help the company accelerate its growth ...

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In early March, former Baltimore Orioles’ star Adam Jones and his wife put their Reisterstown estate — formerly owned and built by another Orioles’ star, Cal Ripken Jr. — up for sale. The six-bedroom, 22,000 square-foot home sits on 24 ...

Two years ago, Jennifer Tahan, an analyst for the federal government in Washington, D.C., lived in a tiny but pricey apartment in a city that was close to her job but never felt like home. “D.C. just felt like a ...

David Warschawski, CEO of his eponymous marketing communications agency, searched for years for new office space. When he found the former St. John’s Episcopal Church in Baltimore’s Mount Washington neighborhood, however, he knew it was the right place. The lighting, ...

Anthony Pressley wore a pork pie hat shielding his eyes from the early spring sun. As he gazed around the 500 block of Baker Street, however, the brim of his lid didn’t cast a shadow on the bright future he ...

Supporters of creating a “Koreatown” in Ellicott City, such as Maryland first lady Yumi Hogan, plan to pursue that designation for a five-mile stretch along Route 40 in Howard County. Hogan, Howard County Executive Calvin Ball, and Dong-gi Kim, counsul ...

Baltimore continues searching for Westside developers, seeking offers to overhaul properties including the historic Read’s Drug Store site and the Brager-Gutman department store building. The Baltimore Development Corp., the city’s quasi-public economic development agency, issued a pair of request for ...