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Both Lyric administrators and a family spokeswoman say this ends the dispute and they will move on.
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Two community associations and a proactive core of homeowners are bent on maintaining their quality of life.
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A year into the coronavirus pandemic, the Baltimore-area housing market continues to thrive. The trends reflect the public health crisis’ continued hold on the economy, fueling demand for property and opening the consumer floodgates with record-low mortgage interest rates.
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I spotted these when hiking in a state park. Can I grow them in my backyard?
By Ellen Nibali
Apr 7, 2021
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Stunningly beautiful historic townhouse once played host to the 19th century Russian composer Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky in 1891.
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Landlords would have to offer prospective tenants two alternatives to a standard security deposit: pay the amount in three monthly installments or buy “rental security insurance.”
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As Maryland lawmakers enter the final days of their annual session, a major policy issue remains unresolved: Extensive changes to how police do their jobs and how they're held accountable for wrongdoing.
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The 6,500-square-foot penthouse has four bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, 16-foot ceilings and multiple exterior balconies.
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Few Baltimore neighborhoods embody the balance of urban accessibility and suburban tranquility better than Better Waverly, nestled along Greenmount Avenue and 33rd Street in North Baltimore.
National luxury real estate
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A coffin in the living room. Mirrors and black Gothic crosses surrounding the bed. A backyard bar with real cemetery gates and headstones — complete with a TV inside the back end of a hearse.
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Ashburton, in Northwest Baltimore, is described by residents as a quiet community with a suburban feel.
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A Baltimore-based commercial real estate company has purchased a 56-acre White Marsh site formerly used as a General Motors plant for $34.5 million.
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Listing agent Heidi Krauss calls 1307 Walnut Hill Lane, “a sublime sanctuary.”
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Highlandtown is eclectic and creative, filled with taverns, Mariachi bands, Haven Street’s industrial corridor and what’s proclaimed as Baltimore’s first pizzeria.
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Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby paid $545,000 in September for a property near Disney World, then bought a condominium on a barrier island just north of Sarasota for $476,000 in February.
Both Lyric administrators and a family spokeswoman say this ends the dispute and they will move on.
