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A Circuit Court judge has dismissed a $25 million lawsuit the developer of Clipper Mill filed against condo and town house owners who opposed plans to build more homes.
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Many environmental advocates hoped a “no” vote from the board could spur state officials to evaluate renewable energy solutions for Somerset, like wind, geothermal and solar power.
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Baltimore’s once thriving retail district will get a second chance at life as a newly formed development team works to revive the fledgling properties into a modernized commercial, residential and retail strip.
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Chance the Rapper and his family are living in a mansion in Bannockburn, a suburb of Chicago, which they are renting while still owning a condo in the downtown neighborhood of Streeterville.
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Betting on a strong recovery in the arts and entertainment sectors after the coronavirus pandemic abates, Baltimore officials are looking for developers to
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The Baltimore City rowhome formerly occupied by jazz legend Cab Calloway’s maternal grandmother is on its way to being designated as a historic landmark by the city’s historic preservation panel.
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Mary E. Shipley, a former office manager who later became a title company manager, has died at 75.
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Like other historic churches in Baltimore, Mount Vernon’s has been thrust into the testy crossroads of modernity and preservation.
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The Baltimore City Council approved two dozen bills on an accelerated schedule Monday, racing to close out various legislative priorities before a new administration is sworn in.
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A handful of people with ties to Maryland will help the Biden-Harris transition in the area of health.
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Baltimore’s historic preservation panel denied approval to a design team working to develop a five-story apartment building within the newly designated Woodberry Historic District, a small victory for community members who oppose the project as well as local preservationists.
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The Baltimore region saw another month of furious housing market activity, with properties continuing to sell at a rapid-fire pace and median sales prices reaching a record high for the month of October.
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The famous Victorian dwelling, which was featured in the opening credits for both sitcoms, reportedly sold last month for a whopping $5,350,000.
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More than six months after the developer shut down construction work on the Port Covington project due to the coronavirus, the expansive South Baltimore development’s timeline continues to be delayed. But two potential tenants of the mixed-use waterfront project said they remain committed to moving there despite the uncertainty.
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Johns Hopkins University unveiled development plans this week for a massive, four-tiered center designed to provide a centralized hub for the institution’s student life.
A Circuit Court judge has dismissed a $25 million lawsuit the developer of Clipper Mill filed against condo and town house owners who opposed plans to build more homes.
