Please ensure Javascript is enabled for purposes of website accessibility

Real Estate

Cold Stone Creamery has opened its doors in Frederick's Westview Promenade. (Hill Management Services)
May 1, 2026

Cold Stone Creamery opens in Frederick

Cold Stone Creamery, a global ice cream shop brand, has opened a location in Frederick’s Westview Promenade shopping center. 

Reader Rankings Logo
May 1, 2026

2026 Reader Rankings nominations now open until May 31

Nominate your favorite companies, products and more daily through May 31 in The Daily Record's 2026 Reader Rankings.

archdiocese-hq-april-2026
Apr 30, 2026

Churches can sell property amid Baltimore Archdiocese bankruptcy, judge rules

The Archdiocese of Baltimore's affiliated churches and schools may continue to sell real estate despite the archdiocese's ongoing bankruptcy case, a judge ruled.

LOGO_MD_MDDR_LIL_SPONSOR_City of Baltimore Logo
Apr 30, 2026

Property tax payment plan program launches in Baltimore

As part of Baltimore's Residential Property Tax Payment Plan Program, many residential property owners may have a flexible alternative to catch up on past-due real property taxes through monthly payments.

A four-story office building in Laurel will soon be home to Siemens Corp.'s Maryland-area operations. (Jeffrey Sauers/cpiproductions.com)
Apr 29, 2026

Siemens relocating Maryland-area operations to Laurel

Siemens Corp. will relocate its Maryland-area operations to a 26,891-square-foot office in Laurel, St. John Properties Inc. announced. 

An aerial view of MedStar Montgomery Medical Center. (Provided by Cushman & Wakefield)
Apr 29, 2026

2 MedStar Montgomery Medical Center buildings sold to Annapolis firm

MedStar Montgomery Medical Center I and II in Olney was sold to Thomas Park Investments LLC, a healthcare-focused real estate firm. 

Meals on Wheels of Central Maryland plans to move its corporate headquarters to Edmondson Village Shopping Center in West Baltimore. (Provided by MacKenzie Commercial Real Estate Services)
Apr 28, 2026

Meals on Wheels operation relocating to West Baltimore

Meals on Wheels of Central Maryland’s corporate headquarters plans to relocate to Edmondson Village Shopping Center in West Baltimore.

Maryland's SDAT search tool for property records is back online following a cyber threat that was discovered April 14. (Photo by Bryan P. Sears/Maryland Matters)
Apr 28, 2026

MD property search tool back online, nearly two weeks after cyber attack

Maryland’s property ownership database is back online after a nearly two-week hiatus because of a cybersecurity incident.

The Maryland state flag flies at half-mast behind Ocean City's statue that honors firefighters across the world for their sacrifices. A ceremony was held in front of the statue on Sept. 11, 2019 to honor those affected by the attacks on Sept. 11, 2001. (USA TODAY Network via Reuters Connect)
Apr 22, 2026

MD loses residents to Florida, other states, as costs rise

With the cost of housing and other items on the rise in Maryland, the state is losing residents at a steady rate, according to the comptroller.

cybersecurity illustration showing hands on a keyboard, by Depositphotos
Apr 21, 2026

MD investigating suspicious activity with property search tool

Maryland's online real property search tool has been down for almost a week after state officials detected suspicious activity on servers running the search's website application.

Red Run Station, a development in Owings Mills, will soon welcome Cheesesteak & Co. (Hill Management Services)
Apr 20, 2026

Cheesesteak & Co. to open Baltimore County restaurant

Cheesesteak & Co., a sandwich shop offering a variety of cheesesteaks, plans to open a restaurant in Owings Mills’ Red Run Station.

David Lorenz of the Abuse Survivors Coalition and others recently quit the Survivors Network of Those Abused by Priests and formed a new group. (Ian Round/The Daily Record)
Apr 16, 2026

Abuse survivors question Baltimore Archdiocese’s church consolidation

The consolidation of Catholic churches — and the related sale of church property — were the subject of a hearing in the Baltimore Archdiocese’s bankruptcy case.