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Baltimore Brew co-editor Mark Reutter explains why Port Covington's master developer was ousted, who's coming in to take the reins, and what the changes could mean for the project.
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Baltimore City Council gave preliminary approval Monday night to a measure that would create a $20 million trust fund aimed at affordable housing. The…
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Baltimore officially submitted its proposal today to make Port Covington the site of Amazon’s second headquarters, or HQ2.In an elaborate affair to say…
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Baltimore County is close to landing an Amazon distribution center, to be located at Sparrows Point in eastern Baltimore County.When County Economic…
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As expected, the Baltimore City Council passed Monday the largest tax financing package for a development in city history.The 12-1-2 vote – for each bill…
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The Baltimore City Council gave preliminary approval Monday to a tax financing package for the proposed Port Covington development project. The package is…
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The Baltimore City Council will get a look Monday at all three bills that are part of the largest tax financing package for a development project in city…
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A Baltimore City Council committee voted Thursday night to send two bills to the full city council as part of a tax financing package for the Port…
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Mayor Stephanie Rawlings Blake took issue Monday with those who say the city is rushing to approve the $5.5 billion Port Covington project. The mayor…
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Under Armour CEO Kevin Plank’s plan to develop Port Covington holds out the promise of jobs, affordable homes and millions in revenue for Baltimore City.…