Armada Hoffler is relaunching as AH Realty Trust and pursuing sales of multifamily assets that local reporting says include three Harbor Point towers. The shift could reshape Baltimore’s waterfront ownership this year.

University of Maryland's Board of Regents approves a project to revitalize downtown Baltimore with mixed-use development around the UMB campus, set to begin in 2027.

Baltimore Mayor Brandon M. Scott announced the successful issuance of $28.8 million in TIF bonds, attracting $389 million in offers, to address the city's vacant housing through the Reframe Baltimore plan.

Baltimore released an interactive map to show how the Housing Options And Opportunities Act could reshape neighborhoods, promoting transparent discussions on zoning changes for housing.

Baltimore relaunches "Buy Back the Block," offering $15,000 to $20,000 homebuying grants, aiming to improve homeownership and community stability without repayment obligations.

Baltimore County seeks proposals for the transformation of the Security Square Mall into a mixed-use community, considering both renovation and demolition options.

Groundbreaking begins for the new $80 million Scotts Branch Elementary School in Baltimore County, with plans for expansion and modern facilities set to open in 2027.

Little Italy in Baltimore faces a debate over rezoning a parking lot for a 24-story building, with residents concerned about impacts on the neighborhood's character and livability.

The Woodlawn branch of the Baltimore County Public Library is closing for a $22 million upgrade and will offer a temporary location during renovations.

Baltimore's Clare Court II, an affordable housing project by Homes for America, offers 83 units for low-income earners, backed by $31 million in funding.

Governor Wes Moore has announced a $50 million investment towards addressing vacant properties in Baltimore through the Baltimore Vacants Reinvestment Initiative Program.

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.