Baltimore's manufacturing heyday is long past. But the buildings that housed those industries were sturdily constructed. Many have survived and now thrive as residences, theaters, restaurants, artist studios, classrooms, museums, retail shops and contemporary industries.
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Student apartments with retail, restaurants and parking could soon rise on a vacant lot in the heart of Charles Village, developers and Johns Hopkins University officials announced Wednesday.
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The grassroots organization PATH, or People Acting Together in Howard, has come up with a specific agenda to address the issue of affordable housing in the county. On Tuesday evening, PATH held a campaign event that its leaders said brought them one step closer to making change.
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Work will begin Monday on a massive new warehouse in Aberdeen for which the developer has not signed a tenant.
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The Harford County Council approved tax breaks Tuesday night for two low- to moderate-income housing developments, Riverwoods in Abingdon and a renovated Windsor Valley in Edgewood.
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Local home sales last month were the highest in September since before the real estate market crashed, with gains in nearly every jurisdiction in the Baltimore metropolitan area, though prices were essentially flat, according to a monthly report published Friday.
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