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A dump truck let loose a blast of its air horn and construction equipment tore into the soggy ground at Port Covington on Monday, celebrating the start of construction on a portion of the $5.5 billion redevelopment. It’s the start ...

Becoming a homeowner is likely to get more costly and competitive over the next decade as millions more Americans enter the age range where people typically seek to buy their first home. Nearly 45 million Americans will enter their mid-30s ...

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Baltimore selected Upton Renaissance LLC’s bid to redevelop the 800 blocks of Edmondson and Harlem avenues in west Baltimore, a project expected to cost roughly $10 million. City and state officials, including ex officio Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young and ...

Greenberg Gibbons announced Tuesday Whole Foods will anchor the retail component of Towson Row, the $350 million mixed-use destination and new gateway to downtown Towson being developed in partnership with Caves Valley Partners. The 45,000-square-foot store will feature a 6,200-square-foot ...

The Maryland Insurance Administration is staying put in downtown Baltimore, at least for now. Spokeswoman Tracy Imm said Friday the agency had decided not to relocate to Montgomery Park from its current location at St. Paul Plaza. “We decided that ...

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The high density of federal agencies along the Interstate 95 corridor has helped convince a pair of firms to expand in the suburbs outside of Baltimore. L2 Defense Inc., which provides specialized logistics and training, rented 8,200 square feet at ...

The Maryland Insurance Administration’s lease for more than 75,000 square feet of office space in downtown Baltimore expires in a matter of days, but it remains unclear whether the agency will stay in the neighborhood. The insurance administration’s lease at ...

At least four buildings on Main Street in Ellicott City must be razed to reduce risk of deadly flooding, according to Howard County officials. Howard County Executive Calvin Ball revealed a series of options to reduce flooding in the historic ...

Fenwick’s Choice Meats, Steve’s Lunch and The Sweet Shoppe are slated as the first three stalls to open at the redeveloped Cross Street Market next month. Caves Valley Partners and CANAdev undertook a year-long redevelopment of the Federal Hill market. ...

Bethesda- based commercial real estate finance company Walker & Dunlop Inc. announced Monday it structured $47.125 million in financing for Westside Heights, a multifamily property in Atlanta. Completed in 2017, the Class A multifamily property comprises 282 units and is in close ...