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Baltimore City Council president concerned consent decree increasing crime
Bernard C. "Jack" Young supports the agreement to reform the city's police department but says it may have had an unintended consequence.
Lenny’s leaving Baltimore’s Corned Beef Row
Lenny’s Delicatessen is leaving Baltimore‘s famed Corned Beef Row on Lombard Street. The nearby Helping Up Mission is taking over the lease on the building while its existing facility undergoes […]
Family of man who died in custody: Evidence missing in case
The Baltimore Police Department has been unable to produce the drugs it says were found on a man who died during a struggle with officers, the man’s family says. Officers […]
Tax incentives, jobs seen as key to solving Baltimore’s Class B office woes
Class B office space in downtown Baltimore continues to be a drag on the market, but tax incentives and a broader economic revival may be the keys to lifting the […]
Fells Point’s Brown’s Wharf sells for $21M
The mixed-use Brown’s Wharf property in Baltimore‘s Fells Point neighborhood has sold for $21 million. Baltimore-based Continental Realty Corp. purchased the property, which consists of roughly 104,000 square feet of […]
See Baltimore Downtown Partnership’s interactive development map here
The Downtown Partnership of Baltimore has released its annual development report — but for the first time, it’s interactive. The organization hopes the user-friendly report will make it easier to see where […]
Officials: 170 people displaced following fire in Baltimore
Officials say a fire displaced more than 170 people from an East Baltimore apartment on Easter. Baltimore City Fire department spokeswoman Blair Adams says the flames erupted on the eighth […]
Sagamore unveils new Port Covington renderings
New renderings of Sagamore Development’s planned $5.5 billion redevelopment of Port Covington provide street-level views, and an aerial perspective furnishing reference for the magnitude of the project. The developer, which […]
Baltimore metro office market holds steady, report finds
Leasing in the Baltimore metro office market continued at a steady pace at the start of the year, according to a recent report. MacKenzie Commercial Real Estate Services LLC’s first-quarter […]
Md. bill requiring prevailing wage on TIF projects expected to return
The commercial development industry in Maryland managed to stave off a bill requiring developers receiving certain public financing to pay laborers the prevailing wage, but the bill is expected back […]
Baltimore police probe after inmate collapses in jail cell
Baltimore police say they are continuing to investigate what caused an inmate to collapse inside a jail cell and suffer a medical emergency hours after she was arrested. Police Commissioner […]
Alta 47 a bet on Baltimore homebuyers
Alta 47 townhouses in Locust Point represents a bet by War Horse Cities and The Bozzuto Group that more people want to live in Baltimore long term. The companies celebrated […]
