Developers

The county wants a development like Metro Centre at Owings Mills for Woodlawn.

One group awarded state funds for reducing vacant properties is also helping women break into real estate.

Earlier this year, the city’s Department of Housing and Community Development revamped the permitting system — and delays got worse. City Council members want to know why.

D.R. Horton will build the 54 townhomes, with construction starting in 2026.

Councilman Marks calls board “aggressively pro-development.”

Real estate developers David Bramble — who's leading the redesign of Harborplace — and Christopher Mfume discuss how they hope to change and enliven Baltimore's cityscape.

Real News Network filmmakers Stephen Janis and Taya Graham join with investigative reporter Jayne Miller in exploring Baltimore's use of tax incentives to spur development — and its troubling costs.

Seawall Development's Thibault Manekin and architect Klaus Philipsen describe their strategies for revitalizing Baltimore's distressed neighborhoods.

Baltimore County is looking under every sofa cushion for money to help close a projected $80 million budget shortfall next year. That’s led Republican…

Baltimore County’s eight-member state senate delegation met today in what’s called the Red Room at the State House. And they heard from county residents…