Kraft: County executive ‘irresponsible’ on Red Line funding
Baltimore Councilman James Kraft is critical of Baltimore County Executive Kevin Kamenetz's stance on funding the proposed Red Line.
Senator criticizes ‘Scaryscape’ newspaper cover
City Paper's editor said the latest cover was not meant intended to offend anyone.
Paragon Outlets scheduled for more administrative hearings
During yesterday's crush of White Marsh-related real estate news, a question popped up. What's happening with Paragon Outlets?
Watching the water wheel turn
Who knew a water wheel sucking trash out of the Inner Harbor would be so popular to watch?
Bozzuto videos tout Union Wharf apartments
Bozzuto hopes to lure renters to Union Wharf Apartments with Internet videos.
Downtown Baltimore gains national recognition
The Huffington Post and International Downtown Association recognize Baltimore's city center.
Estate built for Chef Boyardee’s son heads to auction
The Queenstown estate is valued at $29 million.
Baltimore loves renting to Millennials
RealtyTrac says Charm City is the best market for renting to young adults.
Inner Harbor ice rink agreement approved
The Waterfront Partnership of Baltimore wants to run an ice rink at the Inner Harbor during the winter months.
Outstanding outdoor entertainment areas in Baltimore
These homes have some unique settings for outdoor entertaining.
Commercial markets produce mixed results in second quarter
A report from Cassidy Turley shows reasons for optimism and skepticism about the industrial and office markets in Baltimore.
Washington Property Co. breaks ground in Bethesda
The transit oriented development is the company's third Solaire branded mixed-use development.


















