Haven Coworking is converting the longtime Overlea events hall at 6809 Belair Road into a 33‑office coworking hub with a 3,500‑sqft event hall and 70+ parking spaces, opening in May 2026.

Investor 1500 Country Ridge Ln LLC paid $10.7M for Country Ridge Shopping Center in Essex, a 131k‑sf, 11.55‑acre retail center with national tenants and a vacant 40k‑sf anchor. The buyer is tied to investor Javed Aizaz.

A newly built, glass‑front modern home on Lake Ogleton in Annapolis is listed near $10M with a private pier, infinity pool and five bedrooms.

Amazon bought a roughly nine‑acre T. Rowe Price office parcel in Owings Mills in a sale‑leaseback; neither company has said what will happen next.

A ribbon‑cutting at Park Heights Place marked a nearly $16M rehab that refreshed 84 senior apartments and paired rehabilitation with long‑term subsidy for 76 households.

A national 'Affordable Homeownership' bus tour stopped in Baltimore as city groups pitch Buy Back the Block grants and counseling to narrow a persistent racial gap in homeownership.

A landmark 120,750‑sq‑ft office at 1750 Forest Drive sold for about $19.5M after a multimillion-dollar repositioning that converted the former MAIF headquarters into Class A space.

Howard County won $6 million in federal funds to help build Artist Flats mixed‑income housing at the former Toby’s site and to fund a Guilford Road bike path and a local STEM program.

A Coppin Heights groundbreaking on April 20 launched a West North Avenue revitalization, starting with three gut-and-rehab projects and a block-by-block plan for long-vacant homes. Community leaders framed The Mill on North as an early anchor.

Springdale Preparatory purchased the former New Windsor Middle School and announced a six‑phase plan to expand its upper‑school campus and student body. The move follows earlier county lease agreements and joint‑use arrangements.

Seawall signed a contract to buy the longtime Baltimore Glass Co. headquarters in Remington, expanding its holdings and renewing questions about preservation and reuse.

Anne Arundel is tapping redevelopment tools and a $10M trust fund as Maryland confronts a roughly 100,000‑unit housing gap. Local leaders want permits and projects to move faster.

A decades‑old armory on Reisterstown Road is being remade as a senior center, arts hub and sports campus, with public funding and a county study predicting notable economic gains. Construction phases begin soon and park space is slated to open by 2028.