Efforts to generate more competitiveness in state contracting are paying off, yielding better deals for state agencies and saving taxpayer […]
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Baltimore City Council President Brandon M. Scott Makes Baltimore City Mayoral Bid Official
Baltimore City Council President Brandon M. Scott (D) made it official Friday: He’s running for mayor. Scott made the announcement […]
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$30M Renovation Of Mall At Prince George’s Pays Off In Traffic, Sales
The recent renovation and re-tenanting of the Mall at Prince George’s has paid off for mall owner Pennsylvania Real Estate […]
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Montgomery County Home Values Reach 10-Year High
The median price of a house or condo that sold in Montgomery County, Maryland, in August was $475,000, a 7.2% […]
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Prince George’s Company Moving Headquarters, 150 Employees To Howard County
Long Fence and Home LLLP is moving its headquarters and 150 employees to Howard County from Prince George’s County as […]
Read moreMd. Department Of Commerce Audit ‘A Wake-Up Call’ To Reform Tax Credit Programs, Some Lawmakers Say
Democratic lawmakers in the General Assembly are eyeing reforms of business tax credits in light of a recent audit that […]
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New Prince George’s County Executive Looks To Incentivize More Development
Prince George’s County is increasingly attracting outside investors to its multifamily, office and mixed-use projects, but local leadership is looking […]
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Victor Hoskins Is Trying To Bring His Amazon HQ2 Momentum To Fairfax County
The former head of Arlington Economic Development, in an interview with Bisnow, cited post-Amazon fatigue as one of the reasons […]
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College Park Seeks Amazon Ties In Crystal City
College Park didn’t land the Amazon headquarters, so it’s doing the next best thing: moving in next door. The University […]
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1st Section Of Purple Line Rail Is Laid
Maryland officials, including Gov. Larry Hogan, celebrated the laying of the first segment of rail for the Purple Line on […]
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