Army Corps Of Engineers Hopes To Open Limited Access To Baltimore Port By May
The Army Corps of Engineers has developed a timeline to restore Baltimore’s port access to normal capacity in a few we… Read full article at Bisnow.com
Maryland Lawmakers Approve Pimlico Overhaul, Port Relief And Housing Bills
The Maryland General Assembly passed a flurry of bills in the hours and days leading up to the end of its legislative se… Read full article at Bisnow.com
Billionaire Tom Steyer’s Real Estate Decarbonization Firm Buys First Asset
A real estate firm with a buy-and-decarbonize strategy has bought an industrial building as its first acquisition…. Read full article at Bisnow.com
Brandon Scott, Bolstered By CRE Support, Wins Baltimore Mayoral Primary
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott is likely to secure a second term after winning the city’s Democratic primary. … Read full article at Bisnow.com
Mayor Scott: Bridge Collapse Still Causing Traffic, But Port Reopening Faster Than Expected
The collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge two months ago is likely to have ripple effects on the global economy tha… Read full article at Bisnow.com
His New Job Started With A Bridge Collapse. Now Baltimore’s Top Port Official Looks Forward
Jonathan Daniels became executive director of the Maryland Port Administration just six weeks before an errant cargo sh… Read full article at Bisnow.com
The Next Nashville? Billions In New Investment Could Put Baltimore Back On The Map
Huge Baltimore real estate and infrastructure projects are coinciding to transform some of the most recognizable parts o… Read full article at Bisnow.com
8-Building, 800-Unit Development Proposed Next To Baltimore Train Station
A 26-acre, state-owned site next to the Reisterstown Plaza Metro station in Northwest Baltimore is being targeted for… Read full article at Bisnow.com
Stifel Shrinking Baltimore Footprint In Shift From Downtown To Harbor Point
Investment banking and wealth management firm Stifel Financial Corp. is the latest office tenant to shift away from dow… Read full article at Bisnow.com
Downtown Baltimore Data Center Tripling Capacity To Meet AI Demand
Much of the artificial intelligence-driven data center boom has taken place in suburban and rural areas, but one facili… Read full article at Bisnow.com