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A designing 'Mad Men' actor

A designing 'Mad Men' actor

As Salvatore Romano, the closeted art director at the turbulent Sterling Cooper ad agency in the TV series "Mad Men," Bryan Batt struck out — his character, cruelly compromised by a client, was fired partway through the third season of the much-admired cable show in 2009. But as an interior designer and author, Batt has enjoyed steady success, and that brings him to Baltimore, hometown of the fictional Sal.

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Sun archive: Dream Home

Sun archive: Dream Home

Dream Home takes readers into the houses of Baltimore area residents who have found their ideal home
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What's in Store archive

What's in Store archive

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Baltimore Real Estate News

Maryland joins nationwide mortgage settlement

Maryland Attorney General Douglas F. Gansler has agreed to join other states in a $25 billion settlement with the nation's five largest...

COPT posts $87.2 million fourth-quarter loss

Columbia-based office developer Corporate Office Properties Trust, or COPT, posted an $87.2 million loss in the fourth quarter, the...

Inner Harbor Holiday Inn is purchased by R.I. firm

The Holiday Inn Baltimore Inner Harbor has been acquired by The Procaccianti Group, a Providence, R.I.-based real estate investment and...

Habitat for Humanity of the Chesapeake names new CEO

Affordable-housing provider Habitat for Humanity of the Chesapeake said its new chief executive — who brings a construction and...

Baltimore suburbs rank third lowest in suburban office vacancy rates

Thanks to demand from the defense sector, the vacancy rate for office space in Baltimore's suburbs is lower than anywhere else in the United...

3160 Saint Charles Place, Ellicott City, MD 21042

On July 7, Matthew and Katherine Smith sold their home at 3160 Saint Charles Place in Ellicott City,...

14140 Brighton Dam Road, Clarksville, MD 21029

On July 12, Russell Scott Hamilton sold his home at 14140 Brighton Dam Road in Clarksville, MD, to...

200 Ridgewood Road, Baltimore, MD 21210

On July 8, Jerome Trout III sold his home at 200 Ridgewood Road in Baltimore, MD, to George B....

1731 Cattail Meadows Drive, Woodbine, MD 21797

On July 7, Xijin Zhao sold his home at 1731 Cattail Meadows Drive in Woodbine, MD, to Stanley...

National Real Estate News

U.S. extends deadline for borrowers to seek foreclosure reviews

Borrowers seeking a review of their foreclosures for errors committed by banks have been given an extra three months to apply for the free...

The bitter truth about homeownership

When it comes to homeownership, we're conflicted. And we're mad.

Lawmakers push Fannie, Freddie to write-down mortgage principal

Rep. Barney Frank and two other House Financial Services Committee Democrats on Monday pressed Edward DeMarco, the regulator of seized...

Obama Administration expands foreclosure relief program

Struggling homeowners are set to get more help from the federal government as the Obama Administration extends its key foreclosure...

Two Obama initiatives to address foreclosure crisis face hurdles

Two new initiatives from President Obama to address the foreclosure crisis — more help for struggling homeowners and aggressive...

Remodeling finds its comfort zone

One of the unlikely beneficiaries of the soft housing market may be your own house.