The 1963 building is gone — Lansdowne students now have a 318,461-square-foot campus with room for 300 more peers.

The $31 million project on Ellerslie Avenue includes five units for formerly homeless residents and an on-site case manager.

Old barracks-style Perkins Homes are giving way to mixed-income housing, with a new K-8 school and park on the way.

Paul Prager's Bluepoint is set to take over the Washington Street hospital site once care moves to Longwoods Road in 2028.

East Baltimore Development Inc.'s three-person staff couldn't keep pace with its own success, so BDC took over day-to-day management of the district September 1.

AIA Maryland honored Ballinger's unbuilt design for UMB's new social work building, complete with a foot-washing station and rooftop solar.

The former Annapolis Seafood Market site could finally get new life, but Royal Farms says fewer gas pumps might sink the $10-15M project.

A judge tossed the plan for procedural violations, but Councilman Ryan Dorsey is trying again — and neighbors are split on whether that's a good idea.

Sixteen designers transformed a historic Marriottsville estate into showrooms, with a wine vault, hand-painted counters, and holiday shopping.

J.Crew Factory, MINISO, Quickway Hibachi and Wonder are moving into The Village at Waugh Chapel, the landlord's first new leases since a 2024 sale.

The new state loan covers down payments and closing costs, with zero interest and no monthly bill for 30 years.

A developer wants to build 46 homes off Admiral Drive where WNAV once broadcast, but Ward 3's council member still has concerns.

AYC members meet September 14 to weigh a purchase that would fold a public fuel dock and 90 slips into club property.