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Towson Mews luxury townhomes unveiled
Downtown Towson is quickly shedding its image as a quaint suburban county seat and college town for that of a growing urban center.
City moves to put tax credit applications online
Developers can now apply online for a 15-year tax credit for building market-rate apartments in several Baltimore communities.
UB unveils newly named communications school
The Klein Family School of Communications Design is named for the Owings Mills-based Philip and Harriet Klein Foundation and other members of the family, including Michael F. Klein.
Hagerstown considers redevelopment effort
HAGERSTOWN — Hagerstown officials are considering teaming up with a real-estate development group on a downtown revitalization plan. A proposal authorizing the private group to act as the city’s agent […]
Sights and sounds from the Ravens parade
The Super Bowl champion Ravens returned to Baltimore with the Lombardi Trophy on Tuesday and were greeted by thousands of eager fans. A parade took them from City Hall to M&T Bank Stadium, where they thanked the city and the fans for their support.
Enthusiastic fans flock to see return of victorious Ravens
The Super Bowl Champion Ravens returned to Baltimore with the Lombardi Trophy on Tuesday and were greeted by thousands of eager fans. A parade took them from City Hall to M&T Bank Stadium, where they thanked the city and the fans for their support.
Grand Prix course then and now
See how downtown Baltimore has changed in preparation for this weekend's Grand Prix. ("Before" videos taken Aug. 11; "after" videos taken Aug. 28.)
Can I get there from here?
That seemed to be the question of the day for bus drivers at stops throughout Baltimore on Friday, as passengers scratched their heads and planned their morning commutes.
Investigators looking into Ellicott City train derailment
ELLICOTT CITY — Investigators were checking videos, track conditions and maintenance records Wednesday to find the cause of a deadly train derailment in Maryland and figure out if two young […]
Study: Downtown rentals key
Downtown Baltimore could successfully grow by nearly 8,000 new households every year for the next five years as a new generation of singles, newly married couples and empty nesters move into center city — many from outside of Baltimore, a study released by the Downtown Partnership of Baltimore says.
Covered decks on hold for two Inner Harbor restaurants
ANNAPOLIS — A pair of Inner Harbor restaurants will have to hold off remodeling their outdoor dining areas, as the state’s $1.7 million price tag for three wetlands licenses was […]
Downtown residences up, but workers down
Baltimore’s downtown core experienced some highs and lows last year as businesses and new residents moved in, but the city’s office vacancy rate dipped to 17.7 percent while the number […]
