by Ed GuntsApr 8, 2021Auction of historic Martick’s building called off at the last minuteThe property owners came up with the funds needed to avert a trustee’s sale, keeping their possible Westside redevelopment plan alive.
Mar 25, 2021Martick’s building goes on the auction block as redevelopment plan faltersProject had promised to uplift Baltimore’s struggling Westside and become a hub of Asian culture and cuisine.
Mar 23, 2021Asbury House, separated from church property, goes on the market for more than $1 millionDespite a pending court case, the historic brownstone on Mount Vernon Place is listed for sale.
Mar 11, 2021Developer shares details of senior living project proposed for North Roland ParkOverhanging last night’s meeting: What might happen to the property if Claiborne doesn’t move ahead?
Mar 5, 2021Assisted living operator steps in to buy Overlook site in North BaltimoreA Mississippi company wants to build on the hilly 12-acre parcel whose current owner has been beset by legal challenges.
Feb 23, 2021Maryland Stadium Authority selects architects and engineers for new Pimlico Race CourseToday’s selection is an important first step to keep racing in Baltimore and bring private investment to a depressed community, proponents say.
Special SeriesDec 21, 2020Schenuit building, slated to be torn down for a self-storage facility, collapses
Special SeriesDec 17, 2020Planning Commission to meet once again about Larry Jennings’ Woodberry plans
Special SeriesDec 14, 2020Larry Jennings to appeal dismissal of $25 million suit against Clipper Mill residents
Special SeriesOct 24, 2020Clipper Mill court hearing lifts veil on developer’s tactics to keep residents in line
Oct 20, 2020Concerns grow about fate of Mount Vernon church before Thursday’s Planning Commission meeting