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Appeals court reverses $1M judgment against former Harborplace owner
An appellate panel reversed a $1 million judgment awarded to Harborplace tenant Bubba Gump Shrimp Co., which had sued over sub-par conditions at the downtown retail pavilions. The Court of […]
Harborplace sold to New York-based real estate firm
Harborplace, the city’s signature 32-year-old tourism hub, is being sold to New York-based Ashkenazy Acquisition Corp. for an undisclosed price. General Growth Properties, which acquired Harborplace as part of its […]
Editorial: Progress at Harborplace
There are encouraging signs of renewal amid the noise and sawdust at Harborplace, the Baltimore waterfront’s aging, iconic centerpiece that turns 32 years old this summer. While the extreme makeover […]
McCormick will spice up Inner Harbor
When McCormick and Co. Inc. ventures into retail this summer, launching its first store at the Light Street Pavilion at Harborplace, the longtime local icon will bring with it a […]
Editorial: Phillips is a good fit for the Power Plant
David Cordish got it exactly right when he said that snagging Phillips Seafood as a new restaurant tenant for his Power Plant development was an “easy decision.” Indeed it was, […]
Cordish to present plans for Phillips Restaurant at Power Plant
The Cordish Cos. and its architectural firm are scheduled to present their design plans for a Phillips Seafood restaurant in the Power Plant space formerly occupied by the ESPN Zone […]
Power Plant renovations for Phillips Seafood on Baltimore design panel’s agenda
Plans to renovate the exterior of the historic Power Plant building at the Inner Harbor for a new Phillips Seafood restaurant are scheduled to be unveiled before a city design […]
Melody Simmons’ real estate notebook
Drive down the narrow and winding Union Avenue in Hampden and you’ll see a hub of activity going on at the massive, historic Union Mill redevelopment near the train tracks. The […]
