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  Howard Hughes Corps. has hired CBRE Group Inc. to lead office leasing efforts in the developer’s Merriweather District in downtown Columbia. The district currently includes 330,000 square feet of retail and office space. Construction started earlier this year on a 12-story, ...

Amazon is set to open its new 855,000-square-foot fulfillment center in time for the 2018 holiday season. The e-commerce giant showed off the new facility at Tradepoint Atlantic in Eastern Baltimore County on Tuesday. Amazon plans to hire 1,500 workers ...

Demand for rental housing in Baltimore is drawing significant investment beyond multistory apartment developments near downtown. A subsidiary of Pittsburgh-based real estate investment trust Omicelo LLC purchased an 81-unit rowhome portfolio in East Baltimore for $8 million. Steve Weiss, a ...

Developer David F. Tufaro said criticism of Maryland Insurance Administration’s pending move to Montgomery Park boils down to a landlord upset about a lost tenant. Tufaro, a longtime Baltimore resident, is a partner in the Montgomery Park complex, which includes ...

Corporate Office Properties Trust showed off its revamped design of a retail pavilion on Pratt Street that Baltimore officials hope leads to transforming the corridor into a shopping destination. The Columbia-based real estate investment trust unveiled new renderings of a ...

A decision by a Baltimore preservation commission to allow crosses to be removed from a historic church may create religious liberty headaches for the city in the future, according to one member.

Tagged with: Commission for Historical and Architectural Preservation cross Larry Gibson

They’re focusing on the repercussions for a segment of the population not usually considered in the equation of tenant loss, property devaluation and declining tax revenue.

Tagged with: Baltimore Byrnes & Associates maryland insurance administration

Destiny Watford was working Friday afternoon at United Workers’ offices in a play area without air conditioning when she received a phone call. Activists and officials from Mayor Catherine Pugh’s administration recently had agreed on parameters for a deal to ...

Tagged with: affordable housing trust fund Bernard C. "Jack" Young Catherine Pugh housing

Online retailers are finding growth opportunities in an unexpected place: the traditional brick-and-mortar retail store.

Tagged with: amazon Marc A. Menick online

A tentative agreement is in place to prevent a charter amendment dedicating a chunk of Baltimore’s property tax revenue to affordable housing from going to Baltimore voters in November. According to a source with knowledge of the agreement, Mayor Catherine ...