Md. court rules in favor of 25th St. Station redevelopment
Staff Baltimore Business Journal The Maryland Court of Appeals has cleared the way for the redevelopment of an 11-acre tract in Baltimore's Remington neighborhood to move ahead, allowing for the...
View ArticleCordish breaks ground on St. Louis Ballpark Village project
Matthew Hibbard Social Engagement Manager - St. Louis Business Journal Email | Twitter | Facebook | Google After years of delays, work on Ballpark Village in St. Louis is under way. Members from the...
View ArticleMercy Medical Center to vacate offices at Tide Point, North Calvert
Sarah Gantz Reporter- Baltimore Business Journal Email | Twitter Mercy Medical Center plans to pull out of two leased offices this year in an effort to cut costs. Mercy anticipates saving $1.3 million...
View ArticleArchitecture geeks can get their fix at historic Mount Vernon building
Kevin Litten Staff Reporter- Baltimore Business Journal Email | Twitter | Google+ Architects and other construction aficionados this week will have a unique opportunity to see several eras of work on...
View ArticleMaryland House travel plaza expected to reopen by end of 2013
Staff Baltimore Business Journal The redeveloped Maryland House travel plaza in Harford County along Interstate 95 will open between October and December, members of the state House Appropriations...
View ArticleColumbia Mall sets 'Main Street' redevelopment
Staff Baltimore Business Journal Joining the trend for open-air shopping malls to have the look and feel of an old-fashioned "Main Street," The Mall in Columbia is scheduled to begin work Tuesday on a...
View ArticleHoward County General Hospital CEO to retire
Howard County General Hospital CEO Victor A. “Vic” BroccolinI plans to retire Reporter- Baltimore Business Journal | CEO is retiring in January after more than 20 years with the Columbia hospital....
View ArticleBaltimore councilman aims to reduce ticket fees
Staff Baltimore Business Journal Ticket fees in Baltimore could soon go down if legislation introduced on Monday by City Councilman Carl Stokes passes. But Stokes admits his bill could have little...
View ArticleCourt to select Anne Arundel state's attorney replacement from nine applicants
Staff Baltimore Business Journal Nine individuals have applied to succeed Frank R. Weathersbee as state's attorney for Anne Arundel County, the Baltimore Sun reported. The county's Circuit Court...
View ArticleMilford Mill Swim Club to be auctioned June 27
Katie Secret Editorial Intern- Baltimore Business Journal Email Milford Mill Swim Club, the longtime Baltimore County hangout spot and the backdrop for John Waters’ “Cry Baby” movie, will go up for...
View ArticleBaltimore City Council adopts local hiring mandate
Staff Baltimore Business Journal Businesses getting large city contracts or financial support will be required to hire a majority of all new workers from Baltimore under a measure approved by the City...
View ArticleMaryland transit agency seeks additional $146.1M for Red Line design
Staff Baltimore Business Journal The Maryland Transit Administration is requesting an additional $146.1 million from the state to help design the proposed Red Line for Baltimore. Maryland's Board of...
View ArticleHarford Co. Executive Craig launches GOP race for governor
Staff Baltimore Business Journal Harford County Executive David R. Craig threw his hat into the ring Monday for the Republican nomination for governor next year, the Baltimore Sun reported. Craig...
View ArticleTowson Square project brings on three restaurants
Sarah Meehan Reporter- Baltimore Business Journal Email The first three restaurants in an $85 million planned entertainment complex will soon join the list of dining options in downtown Towson....
View ArticleMICA, Johns Hopkins film program part of $18M Station North redevelopment
Jubilee Baltimore 10 E. North Ave. in Station North is slated for an $18 million redevelopment. Reporter- Baltimore Business Journal | | Station North is one step closer to getting two new...
View ArticleBaltimore among best cities for recent college grads
Katie Secret Editorial Intern- Baltimore Business Journal Email Baltimore ranks No. 4 on a new NerdWallet list of the best cities for recent college grads to live in. The report from the financial...
View ArticleBaltimore arts districts win $200K to add European flare to public transit
Sarah Meehan Reporter- Baltimore Business Journal Email | Twitter | Google+ Baltimore’s three arts districts received $200,000 from ArtPlace America to go toward projects that will transform their...
View ArticleHarbor Point tax deal introduced: How the $107M will be used
Staff Baltimore Business Journal Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake released numbers to justify $107 million in tax incentives for the billion-dollar Harbor Point waterfront development near Harbor East....
View ArticleCordish won't be redeveloping Baltimore community college site
Ryan Sharrow New Media Editor - Baltimore Business Journal Email | Twitter Baltimore City Community College plans to unveil details Wednesday for the future of downtown's Bard building - and the...
View ArticleCordish to build commercial space at Alabama airport complex
The Cordish Cos., the Baltimore-based real estate developer that owns and operates Maryland Live Casino, announced...
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