Merritt Properties landed a $750M Centerbridge-led investment and promoted Robb Merritt to CEO as it gears up to expand shallow-bay warehouses across the mid-Atlantic and Southeast.

Thames Street Wharf landed a $65.7M five‑year refinancing arranged by JLL; Morgan Stanley anchors the building and the loan gives the owner time to manage near‑term maturities.

Greenberg Gibbons closed on the former Frederick Brick Works and plans a $450M mixed‑use Brickworks project on roughly 61–65 acres at the city’s east gateway.

A 14‑acre mixed‑use campus on East Joppa Road in Towson — long known as Radio Park and once home to Merry‑Go‑Round’s headquarters — was listed for sale on June 23, 2026.

High Flying Hangars has started work on an 11.45‑acre midfield hangar campus at Frederick Municipal Airport that will add about 78 private hangars and a clubhouse. The project aims to ease a long waitlist for large hangars at FDK.

Oakline has bought Columbia‑based ResidentialOne and its maintenance arm, adding about 12,500 affordable units to a PE‑backed platform while keeping local leadership in place. The move deepens Oakline’s Washington‑Baltimore presence.

A Maidstone Farm waterfront estate with courts, two pools and an indoor golf simulator is on the market for about $13M after a multimillion‑dollar renovation.

The Local on The Avenue in White Marsh closed suddenly after a landlord eviction; court records show the site owed more than $111,000, local reporting says.

Baltimore’s North East Housing Initiative has been hit by frozen crypto donations, lawsuits and tax liens, forcing layoffs and a pause in city grants.

The Business Journals names three Greater Baltimore ZIPs among the nation's hottest luxury markets as local data show high‑end listings holding pricing power. The finding highlights a split market where volume has softened but marquee properties still perform.

Baltimore County will break ground Thursday on a $25M replacement for the aging Essex precinct, replacing a 1973 station with a larger, modern facility. The plan includes a community room, memorial garden and a phased build to keep the station operating.

Continental Realty has begun rebuilding the long-vacant Ocean Plaza Mall at 94th Street into Bayside Shops at 94th, anchored by a new 48,000‑square‑foot ACME Markets. The nearly 60,000‑square‑foot center will include in-line retail and adjacent townhomes.

Johns Hopkins has begun work to replace AMR I with a 400‑bed residence hall and a 41,000‑sq‑ft dining hall as part of a broader Homewood campus overhaul.