REAL ESTATE

Black transgender activists rallied Saturday at War Memorial Plaza in Baltimore, calling on the city to provide better access to health care, employment, foster care, housing and substance use support.

A group of at least five self-proclaimed sovereign citizens moved into an empty Baltimore County mansion and sued the owner, attempting what they described as a “sovereign acquisition."

Sonia Eaddy and her husband, Curtis, are at the center of the Poppleton neighborhood’s dispute with the City of Baltimore, which condemned their home last year using eminent domain. Their property is among more than 500 homes and lots included in the planned Center\West redevelopment by La Cité.

While the quirky decor is a highlight of this nearly $3.3 million Ocean City home, it’s still a beach home at heart.

Mark S. Segall, a commercial real estate broker who leased shopping centers and represented tenants, died of multiple organ failure Monday at the University of Maryland Medical Center. The Owings Mills resident was 82.

The four-block, mostly industrial stretch in South Baltimore, known as the Warner Street corridor, could draw hundreds of thousands of visitors annually.

A veterinary hospital will open in Southeast Baltimore’s Brewers Hill project, the developer said Wednesday.

The former Super Linens store building in Fells Point will be transformed into a five-story apartment building under a plan presented to a city commission Tuesday.

Baltimore-area housing prices reached an all-time for high for the third straight month in June, and the number of closed home sales also hit a record. The median number of days homes spend on the market remains low, with many homes selling in less than a week.

The property is next to the Severn River and may have once been a stop on the Underground Railroad.

All 60 units in the $16.6 million building — a mix of one-, two- and three-bedrooms apartments — are being priced at 60% under the area median income.

Baltimore water meters are frequently broken, delivering no readings. When that happens, customers can go months without bills for water usage — resulting in the loss of millions of dollars of needed revenue.