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Residents and tenant advocates say they are bracing for a “tsunami” of evictions once court proceedings resume in Maryland and federal coronavirus aid evaporates.
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Gianluca Vacchi, a former professional skier, nightclub DJ and dancer with more than 16 million Instagram followers, personally designed the Miami Beach penthouse now priced for sale at $10.9 million.
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Well-known homeless advocate who helped start street newspaper stabbed to death in Baltimore robbery
Paul Behler, a well-known homeless advocate, was stabbed to death in Baltimore.
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A day after the NAACP announced it would move its national headquarters from Baltimore to Washington, D.C., Baltimore leaders said they were discussing strategies to keep it in the city, and the head of the organization said he has not ruled out a reversal in plans.
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Baltimore’s Democratic nominee for mayor, Brandon Scott, is urging the NAACP to reconsider its move to Washington, D.C., given the organization’s seasoned history in the city.
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The NAACP announced on Monday its plans to eventually relocate its headquarters from Baltimore to Washington D.C.
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Baltimore renters who lost their income due to the coronavirus pandemic can receive assistance under a more than $13 million relief program.
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Hopkins announced it was purchasing the Newseum building last January, and closed on the property Monday, according to a university news release. Hopkins purchased the building for $302.5 million.
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The economic lockdowns over the last few months have most assuredly slowed down the housing market, with May 2020 inventory, according to the Greater Hartford Association of Realtors (GHAR), down 31.91 percent and closed sales down 12.75 percent.
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Under Armour founder Kevin Plank sold his home in Georgetown for $17.25 million, property records show. It was finalized this month.
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The Board of Estimates voted 4-1 to authorize the bond issue, the first phase of a $660 million public financing package for Port Covington, the former industrial area owned by Under Armour founder Kevin Plank.
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Baltimore’s Board of Estimates is scheduled to vote on issuance of $148 million in bonds, the first phase of public financing for development of Port Covington, the formerly industrial area of South Baltimore owned by billionaire Under Armour founder Kevin Plank.
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Disney filed a dozen lawsuits this week in Orange Circuit Court over the tax assessments for its theme parks, resorts, employee buildings and other structures that stand on its sprawling Orange County property.
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Home sales in the Baltimore area plummeted in May, the steepest drop in a decade amid the pandemic.
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Malls and shopping centers were already on a decline before the coronavirus pandemic led to ordered closures by government officials to contain disease spread. Now, coronavirus is expediting that, experts say.
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The University of Maryland Medical System came under intense scrutiny for no-bid deals with some board members, but is now directing a large, new contract to one of those same businesses - Kelly Benefits Services.
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‘Happy Hamilton Day!’ Stage musical fans and others reminisce, debate treatment of slavery
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Garden Q&A with the University of Maryland Extension's Ellen Nibali on planting native connected beds to keep America beautiful and getting rid of squash bugs.
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Here’s what you need to pack or buy once you get to the beach.
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On a day when the potential for gatherings celebrating the Fourth of July has prompted concern among state officials about the further spread of the coronavirus, Maryland reported 380 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 and its lowest single-day positivity rate during the pandemic.
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Ford Motor Co. confirmed on Thursday that it plans to end production of the luxury Lincoln Continental sedan in the U.S. at the end of 2020. A 2021 model year vehicle will be offered to the China market before the sedan says goodbye forever.
