Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan announced Monday a special election to fill the late Congressman Elijah Cummings’ seat will be held […]
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PGC Economic Development: Mixed-Use Beltway Plaza Redevelopment Takes Next Step
The planned redevelopment of Beltway Plaza has taken another step down the road, as the mall’s owners have submitted paperwork […]
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Baltimore Is Furiously Knocking Down Vacant Houses — But Barely Keeps Up As New Ones Go Empty
Despite demolition crews working at an unprecedented pace in recent months to tear down Baltimore’s vacant houses, the number of […]
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Maryland Businesses Draw On Rebate Program To Save On Equipment And Building Upgrades
Meeting sustainability goals and saving energy has become increasingly more important to both small and large businesses these days. Now […]
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Apartment Development ‘Starting To Ramp Up’ In D.C., Prince George’s, Montgomery County Opportunity Zones
The opportunity zone program took some time to begin spurring new development, as the federal government spent months finalizing the […]
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JPMorgan Chase Commits $5 Million To Combat Gentrification Along The Purple Line
A major national bank has committed $5 million to nonprofits to support affordable housing and small businesses threatened by development […]
Read moreMaryland Plans Two Reviews Of Medical Cannabis License Process Amid Allegations Of Unfairness
Maryland’s Medical Cannabis Commission is planning two independent investigations into the latest process for awarding licenses, a procedure that’s been […]
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Montgomery County Council Member Affirms $100 Million Estimate From Tax On New Construction
Studio and one-bedroom apartments are the least likely residences to add students to Montgomery County’s school system. But developers still […]
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Baltimore Mayor Now Says He Plans To Run For The Office
Fresh off a successful fundraising spree, Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young ended months of speculation Tuesday, saying he has decided […]
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District Judge Strikes Down Restraining Order On Intralot Sports Wagering Contract
A D.C. Superior Court judge struck down a request for a preliminary injunction on the District’s $215 million sole-source sports […]
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