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State Center LLC strikes back, files countersuit against Md.
A lawsuit from the master developer of a proposed $1.5 billion overhaul of the State Center complex in Baltimore seeks to force Maryland to go ahead with the redevelopment. State […]
Hogan proposes sports arena study for State Center in Baltimore
ANNAPOLIS — A long-anticipated $1.5 billion plan to redevelop an aging Baltimore state government office complex will be nixed in favor of a proposal that could bring a new sports […]
If mediation fails, State Center headed back to court
If the State Center developer and its tenant, the state of Maryland, can’t bridge their differences during mediation the next place they’ll meet is a courtroom. A day before mediation […]
Rawlings-Blake: State Center remains top redevelopment goal
The long-delayed redevelopment of State Center is the next major project Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake wants tackled as part of efforts to revitalize Baltimore‘s core. While celebrating Caves Valley Partners’ purchase […]
Real Estate Insider: First State Center phase good to go, maybe
Baltimore’s spending board approved a tax break on Wednesday for the first phase of the proposed $1.5 billion State Center project, which if completed as planned would involve building 2.1 million square feet of office space, 1,500 residential units and 265,000 square feet of retail space.
State Center can move forward — as originally planned
A spokeswoman for Gov. Lawrence J. Hogan Jr. said the first phase of the $1.5 billion redevelopment can move forward if project changes are nixed.
City’s spending board mulls State Center tax break
Baltimore’s spending board is set to vote on a tax break for the developer of the proposed $1.5 billion State Center redevelopment.
Baltimore’s spending board mulls State Center tax break
Despite concerns about the projects viability the Board of Estimates is scheduled to consider approving a Payment in Lieu of Taxes agreement with project's developer.
State Center’s struggles downtown’s gain?
With the $1.5 billion project in limbo, it could be a break for downtown, some say.
Federal funds for State Center?
Del. Shawn Tarrant said that there are conversations between local leaders about leveraging federal funds to encourage development of the project.
Republicans, Franchot take aim at State Center project
Republicans in the House of Delegates say they want a public hearing on the $1.5 billion plan to redevelop the State Center in Baltimore City.
State Center dealt another blow, but downtown hotel gets new life
This week was not kind to the State Center project, but it wasn’t all bad news in the Maryland real estate world as Red Lion Hotels Corp. breathed new life into the Inner Harbor's historic Keyser building.
