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Charles L. Wagandt II, who led the restoration of Oella, has died at 95.
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Chicago-area rabbi Moshe Teldon created a music video with the help of his siblings so he can move to a larger Wilmette house for his five daughters.
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Baltimore Sun readers have voted on the best of the area's home and garden companies. Here are the winners.
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Stanley E. Sugarman, real estate firm owner who dealt with a segregated Baltimore in the 1950s, dies
Stanley E. Sugarman a real estate business owner who helped African Americans buy homes in Baltimore in the 1950s, has died.
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Aldi's Batavia-based U.S. branch is selling the 18-room Downers Grove home that has five full baths, high ceilings, millwork and a finished basement.
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A new study says providing free lawyers to Baltimore tenants facing eviction can save tens of millions of dollars.
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The “odditorium” operated by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! at Baltimore’s Inner Harbor has closed, according to a note on the company’s website.
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The coronavirus pandemic has reduced the number of Baltimore-area residents choosing to sell their homes. But the ones on the market are selling, data shows.
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The COVID-19 Rent Increase Protection Act would prevent a landlord from raising a tenant’s rent during the current state of emergency and for three months after it’s lifted. Landlords also wouldn’t be allowed to charge late fees during that time period.
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Real estate analysts say that due to stay-at-home orders, many who own small starter homes now yearn to sell and upsize.
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The former Palm Beach, Fla., home of John Lennon and Yoko Ono is for sale at $47.5 million.
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The Alexander Brown Restaurant, located at 135 E. Baltimore St., which is listed on The National Register of Historic Places, is closing permanently because of the coronavirus pandemic, a spokeswoman confirmed Thursday.
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Hall of Famer Cal Ripken has purchased a waterfront estate in Annapolis, Md..
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Real estate data suggests the market took a downturn in March that might already be rebounding. Here's what experts predict.
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Baltimore water officials told a City Council committee they expect to miss a summer deadline to offer an accountability program with discounted rates for low-income residents.
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Ballot vendor blames Maryland officials for delay in reaching Baltimore voters for Tuesday’s primary
Officials at a vendor that state elections officials blame for a delay in ballots reaching Baltimore voters for Tuesday’s primary say it was the state, not them, at fault for the holdup by delivering late the files of voter information the company needed to address and mail ballots.
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Madonna criticized for Michael Jackson-inspired tribute to George Floyd
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Garden Q&A with the university of Maryland Extension's Ellen Nibali on transplanting oak trees and what kind of hornet that probably is.
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Visitors flocked to Ocean City's beach and boardwalk Sunday, the first weekend since Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan lifted the state's stay-at-home order.
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Current hospitalizations, the metric Gov. Larry Hogan’s office is considering most strongly in its determinations of reopening the state further, shrank to 1,296, while cases requiring intensive care dropped to 507.
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It was a difficult question even before the coronavirus pandemic hit: When self-driving cars eventually rule the roads, will Americans own their cars or make use of ride-hailing fleets?
