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The development team behind the 22-floor Liberty Harbor East expects tenants to move into the apartment portion of the mixed-use project in Baltimore’s Harbor East this month and has launched sales of the tower’s condos. Tenants, so far, have rented ...

Dorsey MARC station and Reisterstown Plaza Transit Station are the next transit-oriented development (TOD) projects in focus for the Maryland Department of Transportation. The agency is also exploring the Odenton MARC station and considering TOD near Bowie State University, said MDOT’s Nimisha Sharma.

Baltimore homebuyers may be getting a second chance at taking advantage of a tax credit designed to boost newly constructed or renovated homes. After discovering that the 23-year tax credit expired on June 30, city leaders have been working to ...

Washington-based developer Madison Marquette completed its merger with The Roseview Group and named that firm’s CEO to the same position at the combined companies. The company, which built the One Light Street tower in downtown Baltimore, has been merging with ...

Owners of Montgomery Park in south Baltimore are fighting a decision to stop the Maryland Insurance Administration from moving from downtown to their property, and one stakeholder criticized a prominent local attorney’s role in the saga. Baltimore-based developer David Tufaro, ...

Earlier this month Lieber Institute for Brain Development, Maltz Research Laboratories renewed its lease at 855 N. Wolfe St. in east Baltimore. The renewed lease, negotiated by JLL, allowed Lieber Institute to stay in its 50,000-square-foot space near Johns Hopkins ...

New York-based commercial real estate finance company Hunt Real Estate Capital announced Friday it provided a Fannie Mae conventional multifamily loan to refinance Porter Street Apartments, an apartment property in the Locust Point area of Baltimore. The loan features a 12-year ...

Maryland Attorney General Brian E. Frosh filed a lawsuit against a team of developers, seeking “significant penalties” for allegedly violating state environmental and asbestos control laws. The attorney general’s office named 1411 Division Street LLC, TCG Development and the firm’s ...

Maryland has designated a pair of new zones providing tax incentives aimed at bolstering artistic endeavors. Secretary of Commerce Kelly M. Schulz said on Monday that the Department of Commerce selected the town of Easton and the Pennsylvania Avenue corridor ...

Louis S. Diggs, 88, served in the Korean War with the all-black 231st Transportation Truck Battalion of the Maryland National Guard, returned from war and fell in love with a Catonsville girl. Diggs grew up in Baltimore’s Sandtown community, but ...