A Midway man says a fentanyl overdose next door and decades of near-collapse bricks still haven't forced the city to act on the block's oldest vacant home.

The former Milan building at 1000 Eastern Ave. still bears its old sign and a trash-strewn fence ahead of an August 20 auction.

Morgan State is taking the lead on transforming Baltimore’s long-vacant Lake Clifton campus, with demolition underway and a major master plan ahead.

A 1,927-home development beside Maryland’s last coal plant is stalled over wetlands, forests and environmental review in northern Anne Arundel County.

A Southwest Baltimore office complex sold for $6.94 million with plans for a possible aviation mechanic training school.

Arkansas‑based Bank OZK says it is in active talks to sell undeveloped parcels at the Baltimore Peninsula and may break the site into smaller lots. The lender’s next moves will shape South Baltimore’s waterfront buildout.

The Billie, the 37‑story former Embassy Suites at 222 St. Paul Place, has begun leasing studios and one‑ to three‑bedroom apartments priced about $1,000–$2,500.

CHAI has finished a roughly $14M overhaul of Weinberg House in Pikesville, refreshing 116 senior units and major systems while keeping residents on-site. The project uses HUD RAD financing and layered state and county support.

A county appeals board denied a proposed drive‑thru Chick‑fil‑A on Ritchie Highway after neighbors raised traffic, safety and environmental concerns. The decision follows months of hearings.

Oxygen Ultra Lounge has closed and the downtown building at 10 S. Calvert St. is listed for about $1.2 million, adding to recent downtown hospitality shifts.

Maryland announced more than $1 billion in awards to create or preserve roughly 3,025 affordable rental units statewide, funding projects from Capitol Heights to Salisbury.

A three-story corner building on Hampden’s Avenue — home to Ma Petite Shoe — is being offered at an online auction July 24–29, according to broker listings.

Gov. Wes Moore expanded Maryland’s enterprise zones on Monday, adding 120 acres in Baltimore and enlarging Chestertown’s zone to steer tax breaks and jobs to under-resourced neighborhoods.