A 9-acre White Marsh parcel at Philadelphia and Ebenezer is being marketed as Honeygo Retail Commons, a five‑to‑six pad retail project replacing a vacant dealership lot.

Mid Atlantic Port Services bought a 30,253‑sqft Southeast Baltimore warehouse and 5.48 acres at 6101 E. Lombard St. for $5.7M and will relocate logistics operations later this year.

Zillow places Baltimore at No. 9 on its 2026 list for first-time buyers, citing lower rent burdens and a higher share of affordable listings than many big metros. Local grants may help close the gap for renters ready to buy.

Samsung Biologics completed its Rockville acquisition, preserving 500+ jobs and adding a major East Coast biologics capacity. The company plans upgrades and new contract work at the site.

A landmark Mount Vernon venue at 225 North Charles is closed as ownership disputes head to court, putting booked events and the building's future in doubt.

A 2025 Maryland law forces counties to allow backyard 'granny flats' by Oct. 1, 2026 — but builders warn costs, permits and HOA rules could keep many from getting built.

Reston-based Broad Street Realty filed for Chapter 7; a court-appointed trustee will liquidate its shopping-center portfolio amid prior investor control. Tenants and creditors now await a timetable for sales.

Roland Park Place will convert Towson’s historic Villa Assumpta into a senior living campus, with construction slated for late 2028 and an opening in fall 2030.

Broadmead will convert a 60+‑acre Sparks office campus into Broadmead at Ridgebrook, repurposing three buildings into about 80 independent living homes. The plan mixes adaptive reuse with new amenities.

Howard County is considering a zoning rewrite to make it easier to convert Route 1 motels into mixed‑use projects and housing, with a 15% moderate‑income requirement built in. Officials say incentives and purchase rules would steer investment toward higher‑quality uses.

The Baysox and county partners finished a set of fan-focused upgrades at Prince George’s Stadium — from a lighthouse-themed kids area to new video displays and ADA viewing.

A West Baltimore rehab has been stalled for three years as permit delays and portal problems leave the developer roughly $100K into a condemned property. City officials point to data showing faster turnaround while builders say the portal still jams.

A March 11 agreement cleared the way for a 13‑acre Glen Burnie redevelopment at 7409 Baltimore‑Annapolis Blvd, bringing 246 homes, creek restoration and a $300k state grant.