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Beware the pernicious rental scam
Online listings offered the Northeast Baltimore home for rent at a bargain price. The problem? It's not for rent — it's for sale. And the owners had nothing to do with those ads.
This sort of scam proliferates on websites and in rental advertisers,...Tags: Computer Networking and Internet, Federal Hill, Rentals, Apartments, Rooms and Sublets
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Federal cuts dampen Baltimore's commercial real estate market
The threat of automatic spending cuts by the federal government caused companies to press the pause button on real estate expansion in the Baltimore region during the third quarter, according to analysts. "It reflects the nature of the economic drivers...
Tags: Aberdeen Proving Ground, Harbor East, Real Estate, Business Enterprises, Quarterly or Semiannual Financial Statements
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Giant Food puts Jessup warehouse on the market
Giant Food has put its former dry goods warehouse in Jessup on the market, the real estate firm handling the listing said Monday. The now-vacant, 760,000-square-foot complex on 60 acres in the Maryland Wholesale Food Center on Assateague Drive supplied...Tags: Jessup (Anne Arundel, Maryland), Homes, Giant Food, LLC
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Parking woes pit Canton residents, businesses against each other
For Mike Beczkowski, parking on his street near the American Can Company complex in Canton has gotten a bit better since he and others in the neighborhood persuaded the city to require residential permit parking last November. Most nights, he can now find...Tags: Washington, DC, Safeway Inc., Starbucks Corp., Business, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake
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State vows to step up toll collection effort
Maryland transportation officials say they are stepping up efforts to collect more than $6 million in tolls that have gone unpaid in the past five years, including hundreds of thousands owed by car rental companies that have ignored the state's bills....Tags: Inner Harbor, The Washington Post, Chesapeake Bay Bridge, John F. Kennedy, Companies and Corporations
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Complaints plague Harford's Perrywood Garden Apartments
Apartments that flood after heavy rain, leaking raw sewage, a bat infestation, mold, loitering illicit drug users and an unsanitary community swimming pool were among the concerns to be raised this week when members of the Bush River Community Council met...
Tags: Chicago Housing Authority, Elkton, Drug Trafficking, Personal Income
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Investment Capital Flows Into Real Estate
President and Chief Operating Officer The Long & Foster® CompaniesADVERTORIAL CONTENT In the past few years, real estate has increasingly become an investment option that’s difficult to ignore. With moderated pricing and historic financing conditions, the costs associated with acquiring investment properties...Tags: Real Estate Buyers, Rentals, Real Estate, Mortgages, Companies and Corporations
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Howard Hughes purchases downtown Columbia office building
Howard Hughes Corp. has purchased a nine-story office building adjacent to the Columbia mall, the company announced Monday. The 169,700 sq. foot building, known as 70 Corporate Center, was built in 1992 and is located in the northeast corner of Broken...
Tags: Whole Foods Market, Howard Hughes, Jones Lang LaSalle Incorporated, Companies and Corporations
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Whole Foods still a possibility for Howard Hughes building
The on-again, off-again prospect of a Whole Foods Market opening in the Howard Hughes Corp. building in downtown Columbia is on again, Howard Hughes senior vice president John DeWolf said last week. In an update on downtown development delivered to the...
Tags: Architecture, James Rouse, Whole Foods Market, Ken Ulman, Howard Hughes
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Whole Foods to open in Columbia
The longtime headquarters of the Rouse Co. will become home to the first Howard County branch of Whole Foods Market under a $20 million plan to renovate one of the community's most prominent landmarks and draw new residents downtown.
The Howard Hughes...Tags: Property, Financially Distressed Companies, Whole Foods Market, Ken Ulman, Frank Gehry
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Permit parking, garage spaces sought on streets near Rotunda mall
Residents of row houses along Elm Avenue and 38th Street will have the mixed blessing of living near a redeveloped Rotunda with apartments and garages as close as across the street. It's not so much Hekemian & Co.'s redevelopment plan that bothers...
Tags: Rentals, Apartments, Mary Pat Clarke
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Catonsville developer accepts blame for confusion about medical office eatery
Developer Steve Whalen said he has only himself to blame for the misconception that have circulated about a planned medical office building in Catonsville. Wednesday, he took steps to rectify the situation. Based on language that Whalen admits was...
Tags: Housing and Urban Planning, Interior Policy, Condos, Catonsville, Tom Quirk
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