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A workaround allowing home sales in Baltimore to progress, despite a ransomware attack on City Hall computers, is working well, officials said Monday. The city started processing real estate transactions manually on Monday morning. Lester Davis, a spokesman for the ...

Work transforming the historic Hendler Creamery in east Baltimore into a $45 million mixed-use project stopped weeks ago with no explanation from the developer.  Lawmakers who represent the area and stakeholders in the Jonestown neighborhood said they’ve not recently heard ...

Continental Realty Corp. has purchased a Glen Burnie shopping center for $16.2 million. The firm said on Thursday that it purchased Governors Commons at 7311 Ritchie Highway. The 129,242-square-foot center is anchored by Gavigan’s Furniture and is 100% occupied. “We ...

Corporate Office Properties Trust has wrapped up $6 million in upgrades at 250 W. Pratt St., and a significant office space is slated to hit the market relatively soon. The 24-story tiered structure remains one of the most recognizable buildings ...

A ransomware virus infecting Baltimore government computers holds the potential to wreak havoc on the city’s residential real estate market. The attack arrived at what’s usually the peak season for buying and selling homes, and it has locked city data ...

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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