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Video: Baltimore housing activists rally for Fund the Trust Act
Baltimore affordable housing advocates rallied in support of the Fund the Trust Act outside of City Hall. Backers expect the legislation to provide $13 million for the city’s Affordable Housing […]
Downtown Baltimore apartments sell for $3.4M
The Professional Building apartments in downtown Baltimore recently sold for $3.4 million to Liberty Group Holdings. The 33,078 square building at 330 N. Charles St. dates back to 1906, and […]
Baltimore affordable housing deal signing set for Wednesday
The deal obligating Baltimore to finance its Affordable Housing Trust Fund becomes official after a ceremonial document signing at City Hall on Wednesday.
Report: Only ‘luxury’ apartments delivered in Baltimore in 2017
Every apartment project with more than 50 units delivered in Baltimore in 2017 can be classified as a luxury development, according to a recent report. That doesn’t mean, however, that […]
Ground Up podcast: CREG’s Matthew Laraway talks Baltimore area industrial market
The industrial sector has been the darling of Baltimore‘s commercial real estate industry for the past few years, at least that’s how one broker recently phrased it. But that’s for […]
Notes from the Westside: Charred rat, burned buildings and falling trees
There was an interesting conversation piece one recent morning in the 300 block of North Eutaw Street -- about a half-mile north from Oriole Park at Camden Yards and a world away.
Baltimore debates York Road commercial property surtax
Commercial property owners along Baltimore‘s York Road corridor face paying a surtax to fund a proposed business improvement district. Councilman Bill Henry introduced legislation on Monday in the city council […]
Ground Up podcast: Baltimore County economic development chief Will Anderson talks growth, TIF and beer
Out the county, hon. That’s Bawlmerese for the suburbs surrounding the city. In particular Baltimore County. In the decades after World War II that jurisdiction’s population surged from more than […]
Gorn: 414 Light St. leasing off to ‘really good start’
Leasing at the partially completed 44-story luxury apartment building 414 Light St. is off to what the developer described as a "really good start."
Port Covington developer ‘bullish’ on Baltimore apartments
Executives from the lead developer of the $5.5 billion Port Covington project aren't sweating the potential for Baltimore to be saturated with new apartments.
Maryland home prices rise, supply remains constrained
Statewide home prices increased for the seventh straight month, jumping 4.2 percent from the previous August, according to Maryland Realtors. But a lack of supply and pending interest rate hikes […]
WalletHub: Baltimore ranks low as family friendly city
Baltimore is toward the bottom of the pack in terms of best places to raise a family, according to a recently released study by WalletHub on the best and worst cities in the nation to raise a family.
