Baltimore broke ground on the MOED's new $44 million headquarters to centralize job services in West Baltimore and revitalize the area, with features like an American Job Center and advanced workspaces, set to open in August 2026.

Tide Capital Realty plans to revitalise Valley Centre in Owings Mills with a $6 million upgrade, emphasizing community engagement and a mix of retail, food, and entertainment to adapt to modern consumer expectations.

Gov. Wes Moore launches the $10 million UPLIFT initiative in East Baltimore to renovate vacant properties into affordable housing and support homeownership in underinvested communities.

Groundbreaking ceremonies introduced new townhome developments in East Baltimore, focusing on affordability and community revitalization, led by Black-owned firms and subject to rigorous quality oversight.

Harborview Marina in South Baltimore was auctioned off for $2.9 million during a legal battle. The sole bid by Dr. Selvin Passen matched the default price amidst controversy over the property's disrepair and closure.

Clyde's Restaurant Group is set to open an event space, Overlook, on Baltimore Peninsula, capable of hosting 300 guests with indoor and rooftop areas for various events.

MCB Real Estate has acquired Pinkard Properties, adding 2 million square feet to its portfolio and appointing Katherine Pinkard as Senior Managing Director at MCB.

Baltimore City's housing market showed stability and growth in 2024, with a 5% median price increase and new listings rising by 5.1%, according to Live Baltimore.

The second phase of Uplands neighborhood redevelopment in Baltimore is complete, offering 150 apartments with modern facilities and sustainable technologies, plus infrastructure improvements and future plans for single-family homes.

Baltimore County purchased the Days Inn in Towson for an affordable housing project with 122 units, funded partly with COVID-related money, aiming to improve the area and public safety.

The Sanctuary at Cross Keys, a 331-unit luxury apartment, is set to break ground in Baltimore, with Questar Properties at the helm and financing secured. The project features various upscale amenities and is expected to complete by 2027.

Spinoso Real Estate Group acquires White Marsh Mall for $190 million, implementing new leases and expressing a commitment to community engagement. The mall is a crucial retail hub in Baltimore, and there are debates on nearby development.

Howard County Executive Calvin Ball announced progress on the $68 million New Cultural Center in Columbia, expected to feature theaters, arts education spaces, and 174 mixed-income housing units, with groundbreaking slated for 2025.