The Strike Is On: How The Port Work Stoppage Could Impact The Economy, Supply Chain And Inflation
Dockworkers are officially on strike at ports up and down the East Coast of the U.S. after their contract ended at midn… Read full article at Bisnow.com
Johns Hopkins Pays $32M For Apartments To Convert To Student Housing
Johns Hopkins University’s Peabody Institute, a music and dance school, has seen its enrollment grow by 40% over the las… Read full article at Bisnow.com
‘The Music Stopped’ This Year For D.C., Baltimore Industrial Market
Longtime D.C.-area developer Peterson Cos. expanded into the industrial sector five years ago, just before the market’s … Read full article at Bisnow.com
MCB Blasts Whitestone Board’s ‘Intransigence, Entrenchment’ As It Withdraws Acquisition Proposal
MCB Real Estate withdrew its “attractive, fully-financed” proposal to acquire Houston-based shopping center owner Wh… Read full article at Bisnow.com
Recently Built Howard County Apartments Sell For $87M
The multifamily sales market has been heating up across the D.C.-Baltimore region, with the latest deal coming in betwe… Read full article at Bisnow.com
Struggling White Marsh Mall Sells Out Of Receivership
As shoppers prepare to search for discounts on Black Friday, one investor has found a deal to buy a languishing shoppin… Read full article at Bisnow.com
Baltimore Developer Accused Of Defrauding Chinese EB-5 Investors In Hotel Project
A developer and his associates face securities fraud accusations from Chinese EB-5 investors in a lawsuit filed last mon… Read full article at Bisnow.com
Hyannis Shopping Center Sells For $17M Discount After Whole Foods Departure
A Baltimore-based retail investor acquired a shopping plaza on Cape Cod for roughly $17M less than the previous owner p… Read full article at Bisnow.com
Data Centers Could Be Coming To Baltimore Waterfront Megaproject
Three years after taking over the 235-acre Baltimore Peninsula megaproject, MAG Partners CEO MaryAnne Gilmartin says … Read full article at Bisnow.com
Prominent Lombard Street Office Tower’s Value Drops 76%
The appraised value of the financially troubled office tower at 300 E. Lombard St. in downtown Baltimore has plummeted b… Read full article at Bisnow.com