Baltimore publishing firm ‘stunned’ by city lawsuit alleging misleading marketing
Baltimore-based Agora's president said the publishing giant saw "significant constitutional problems" with the consumer protection lawsuit the city filed against it.
Physical therapy practice acquires former Baltimore Rite Aid site
Eagle Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation has acquired a property for $1.85 million as it plans to expand in the Baltimore area.
These Baltimore apartments could stretch the boundary of Mt. Vernon
Time Group Real Estate Investment celebrated the start of construction on a $29 million apartment building the firm says extends the Mount Vernon neighborhood’s boundaries toward downtown. The project will […]
Apartments on Park sold in Baltimore’s Mount Vernon
Peerless LLC has purchased the 11-unit Apartments on Park in Baltimore‘s Mount Vernon neighborhood for $1.01 million, according to online state property tax records. The converted three-story brick rowhome dates […]
$30M Mount Vernon apartments approved
Time Group Real Estate Investment’s proposed $30 million apartment building in Mount Vernon is on course to break ground this spring. Baltimore‘s Urban Design and Architecture Review Panel gave its […]
Lawyer, wife sue The Fitzgerald over noisy neighbors, terminated lease
A Baltimore lawyer and his wife have sued The Bozzuto Group after they were allegedly kicked out of their Mount Vernon apartment building for complaining about the noise from the unit above them.
Food, the secret to design success
Steve Appel, co-owner of Nouveau Contemporary Goods, credits restaurants with helping his store succeed.
Nouveau Contemporary Goods returning to downtown
A decade after Nouveau Contemporary Goods left Mount Vernon the store is reopening in the neighborhood, lured back by a booming high-end apartment market.
Father, son convert firehouse to Brew House
Ian Hummel and his father, Harry Hummel, plan to open a Mount Vernon brewpub in October. Brew House No. 16, located in a former fire station near Center Stage, received unanimous approval from the city’s liquor board earlier this month.
Father and son convert fire station into brewpub
Brew House No. 16, located in a former fire station near Center Stage, received unanimous approval from the city’s liquor board earlier this month.
Washington’s copy of Constitution displayed
MOUNT VERNON, Va. — After buying it at auction for nearly $10 million, George Washington’s Mount Vernon estate is displaying the Founding Father’s annotated copy of the Constitution and Bill […]
Chesapeake Bay’s cleanup focus of Monday meeting
MOUNT VERNON, Va. — The key players in the restoration of the Chesapeake Bay are meeting in northern Virginia to assess the progress of the massive undertaking. The annual meeting […]












