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Rambler College Park, a mixed-use development featuring residential units, retail spaces and a community center, is scheduled for completion in fall 2027. (Courtesy of Harrison Street)
Jun 17, 2025

Mixed-use development coming to College Park

Harrison Street and LV Collective announced a joint venture to develop a mixed-use project in College Park. 

Maryland leaders gather with two UPLIFT homeowners at a construction site. (Courtesy photo/Office of the Governor)
Jun 17, 2025

Baltimore neighborhood first to receive UPLIFT funds for quality affordable housing

Maryland’s UPLIFT fund is launching with $1.25M to build 27 homes in Orchard Ridge, aiming to close the racial wealth gap.

Despite setbacks there are positive signs for the downtown business district that recently received word that several state agencies may relocated into the area. (Depositphotos)
Jun 17, 2025

Amid setbacks, Baltimore’s downtown still has backers

Baltimore’s downtown faces high vacancies and crime fears, but leaders say new investment, incentives and state workers could fuel recovery.

The St. John Properties retail building at Md. 100 Tech Park in Hanover offers retail customers the convenience of drive-throughs. (Jeffrey Sauers/CPIPRODUCTIONS.COM photo)
Jun 16, 2025

MD retail real estate adapts to post-COVID trends

Maryland's retail sector evolves with smaller footprints, drive-throughs, and service tenants as demand for convenience reshapes development.

Baltimore attorney Barry Glazer outside his Fells Point office. (The Daily Record file photo)
Jun 13, 2025

Baltimore lawyer files second lawsuit against Meta

Baltimore lawyer Barry Glazer says people are using Facebook Marketplace to coordinate illegal squatting on vacant property he owns.

An aerial view of Baltimore Peninsula, 235-acre redevelopment project in South Baltimore. (Courtesy of MAG Partners)
Jun 12, 2025

Baltimore Peninsula’s Rye St. Market adds new tenant

A real estate services firm has finalized a deal with the Baltimore Peninsula development team for leased space in Rye Street Market.  

Baltimore-based Continental Realty Corp. recently completed the $87.5 million acquisition of CityPlace Doral, a shopping, lifestyle and entertainment center in the Miami-Dade metro area. (Courtesy Photo)
Jun 11, 2025

Baltimore realty company acquires Florida shopping mall

Baltimore-based Continental Realty Corp. announced its $87.5 million acquisition of CityPlace Doral in the Miami-Dade metropolitan area.

The State Center complex is shown in Baltimore. (The Daily Record file photo)
Jun 6, 2025

Maryland to relocate agencies in cost-saving plan

Maryland will move state agencies out of aging Baltimore buildings, aiming to save $326M through relocations and broader cost-cutting efforts.

Department of Housing and Community Development anticipates a shortage of single-family homes and a surplus of multi-family housing.
May 30, 2025

Sellers outnumber prospective homebuyers as high prices and mortgage rates skew housing market

As of April, the U.S. housing market had nearly 34% more sellers than buyers shopping for a home, according to an analysis by Redfin.

Baltimore Community Lending's new headquarters will be at 301 N. Calvert St. in downtown Baltimore. (Ned Fields/BCL)
May 30, 2025

Baltimore Community Lending moving headquarters downtown

Baltimore Community Lending, which provides assistance to small businesses in underserved communities, moved its headquarters.

Sturbridge Homes broke ground on Towne Row a collection of 18 luxury townhomes located near the Annapolis Town Center.(Submitted photo)
May 29, 2025

Luxury townhomes coming to Annapolis Town Center

Sturbridge Homes broke ground on Towne Row, a luxury townhome community with rooftop terraces near Annapolis Town Center.

Gov. Wes Moore joined Maryland Department of Transportation Deputy Secretary Samantha Biddle; Del. Marc Korman; Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich; Montgomery County Councilmember Natali Fani-Gonzalez; Metro General Manager Randy Clarke; and University of Maryland Baltimore President Dr. Bruce Jarrell at the North Bethesda Metro station on May 27, 2025. (Provided by Office of the Governor)
May 29, 2025

Moore, Metro select firm for North Bethesda redevelopment

Global real estate firm Hines was selected as the developer of a project to support economic and housing development in Montgomery County.