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From left: City of Frederick Mayor Michael O’Connor, Greenberg Gibbons CEO and Chairman of the Board Brian Gibbons, Greenberg Gibbons President Eric Walter and Frederick County Executive Jessica Fitzwater. (Courtesy of Greenberg Gibbons)
Jul 17, 2026

Groundbreaking held for $450M Frederick development

Frederick business leaders joined elected officials for the groundbreaking of Frederick Brickworks, a mixed use development featuring residential units, retailers and restaurants.

An aerial view of Yard 56, a mixed-use development in Southeast Baltimore. (MCB Real Estate)
Mar 18, 2026

Lidl to replace Streets Market at Baltimore’s Yard 56

Lidl, a discount grocery retailer, is expected to join the Yard 56 development in Southeast Baltimore as Streets Market is set to close.

This photo is representative of the prototypical building planned for Middletown Exchange. (St. John Properties)
Jan 26, 2026

MD real estate firm to develop Delaware mixed-use community

Baltimore-based St. John Properties Inc. announced its entry into the Delaware market after acquiring a 75-acre site in Middletown. 

A rendering of the Residences at Belvedere Place. (Grimm+Parker)
Jan 23, 2026

Baltimore nonprofits, developer secure financing for $44M mixed-use community 

Nonprofits teamed up with WinnDevelopment to secure financing for construction of a $44 million mixed-use community in Baltimore.

Gov. Wes Moore announced $69.5 million in FY 2026 awards to support state revitalization programs and an additional $10 million in small business investments. (Office of Gov. Wes Moore)
Dec 18, 2025

Moore announces $69M toward statewide revitalization projects

Gov. Wes Moore announced $69.5 million in Fiscal Year 2026 awards to support state revitalization programs. 

A shopping center in La Plata was part of a $13.5 million retail portfolio that recently sold. (Courtesy Photo)
Dec 9, 2025

Southern MD retail portfolio sold for $13.5M

Three retail buildings in La Plata’s Rosewick Corner development have sold for $13,575,174, real estate firm Marcus & Millichap announced.

The Shoppes at James Run is part of one of Harford County's newest mixed-use developments. (Photo provided by Marcus & Millichap)
Dec 4, 2025

Harford County development sells for $13M

Real estate firm Marcus & Millichap arranged the sale of the retail portion of the James Run Development in Bel Air for more than $13 million. 

Montgomery County leaders, transportation officials and community leaders held a ceremony marking the first phase to redevelop and relocate Lakeforest Transit Center in Gaithersburg. (Montgomery County)
Dec 2, 2025

MoCo’s Lakeforest Transit Center to undergo redevelopment

Montgomery County leaders held a ceremony marking a partnership to redevelop and relocate Lakeforest Transit Center in Gaithersburg.

Rambler College Park, a mixed-use development featuring residential units, retail spaces and a community center, is scheduled for completion in fall 2027. (Courtesy of Harrison Street)
Jun 17, 2025

Mixed-use development coming to College Park

Harrison Street and LV Collective announced a joint venture to develop a mixed-use project in College Park. 

The St. John Properties retail building at Md. 100 Tech Park in Hanover offers retail customers the convenience of drive-throughs. (Jeffrey Sauers/CPIPRODUCTIONS.COM photo)
Jun 16, 2025

MD retail real estate adapts to post-COVID trends

Maryland's retail sector evolves with smaller footprints, drive-throughs, and service tenants as demand for convenience reshapes development.

Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich speaks at a function in November 2024. He is expected to sign Expedited Bill 10-25, legislation creating a hiring preference for displaced federal workers, on July 24. (Leila Cox/Capital News Service)
May 15, 2025

Montgomery County backs first-ever TIF for $2.8B Viva White Oak project

Montgomery County recently announced its first-ever Tax Increment Financing proposal to support the $2.8 billion Viva White Oak project.

St. John Properties broke ground on its first project since opening an office in North Carolina in 2022. The Wake Forest Exchange is planned as a 30-acre mixed-use business community in Wake Forest, North Carolina. (Courtesy photo St. John Properties Inc.)
May 6, 2025

St. John Properties breaks ground on first North Carolina project

Baltimore-based St. John Properties Inc. broke ground on a 30-acre mixed-use business community in Wake Forest, North Carolina.

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