by Ed GuntsJun 26, 2020
Judge invalidates city approval of Woodberry townhouse project
Residents have been challenging Baltimore developer Larry Jennings’ efforts to build 30 townhouses in Clipper Mill.
Business & Development
Special SeriesJun 16, 2020
Postpone Port Covington TIF funding, ACLU and others urge
The protest to the Board of Estimates focuses attention on Baltimore’s lame-duck mayor and its presumptive “open government” mayor.
Special SeriesJun 15, 2020
Mayor Young commits $148 million in bond funding to jumpstart Port Covington project
The biggest TIF tax increment funding in city history includes many risks to Baltimore taxpayers, a review of publicly undisclosed material shows. A BREW EXCLUSIVE.
Special SeriesApr 3, 2020
Maryland casinos take a terrible tumble
Baltimore’s Horseshoe Casino posts the biggest decline – a 61% decrease in March revenue compared to the same month of last year.
Jan 9, 2020
Praise and concern about Caves Valley’s 318-unit apartment building plan
“Beyond our wildest dreams,” one said, while another urged more focus on the ailing retail: “I don’t care whether more apartments are built.”
Dec 9, 2019
Property owners accuse Mayor Young of favoring a project by his campaign treasurer
Martin Cadogan is a principal behind a 100-unit apartment building that would greatly alter the historic Tractor Building at Clipper Mill.
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