Foulger-Pratt has sold the third and final piece of an 1,100-unit Prince George’s County apartment portfolio. The Potomac-based development firm […]
Read moreMontgomery County Spending Almost $1 Million To Ship Recycling Out of State
Montgomery County’s new environmental protection director says the county doesn’t have enough capacity to handle the daily amount of recycled […]
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Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh Takes Leave Of Absence Amid Scandal
Baltimore Mayor Catherine E. Pugh is taking an indefinite leave of absence amid growing condemnation of profits she made from […]
Read morePrince George’s County Public Schools CEO Responds To Investigation, Calls For Forensic Audit
After a state report showed Prince George’s County Public Schools is not following the law when awarding contracts, the head […]
Read moreMd. Cannabis Regulators Plan To Move Forward With Additional Licenses, Despite Lawsuit
The Maryland Medical Cannabis Commission said it plans to move ahead with accepting applications for new medical marijuana growing and […]
Read moreD.C. Launching New Initiatives To Complement Opportunity Zones
D.C. officials hope the opportunity zone program will benefit the city’s underserved areas, so the District is launching three new […]
Read morePrince George’s Weighs Big Changes To Spur More Residential Development
Prince George’s County needs to build many more homes over the next decade and embrace a new set of strategies […]
Read moreMaryland And Purple Line Leaders Still Arguing Over Cost
Construction of the Purple Line is now 10 percent complete, according to project leaders who provided an update Thursday before […]
Read moreFlawed D.C.-Area Real Estate Decisions Cost The GSA $50 Million In One Year
The General Services Administration spent nearly $50 million it couldn’t recover by renting space it didn’t need in the D.C. […]
Read moreAudit Shows Problems With More Than $75 Million In PGC School Contracts
School officials in Prince George’s County violated district procedures or state laws in awarding contracts of more than $75 million, […]
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