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Stalled Baltimore Pit Finally Moves Toward Redevelopment After 12 Years
A long-empty block at 1 W. Baltimore St. could finally see new construction after 12 years as the city's broader development pipeline slows.
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property
Baltimore's Major Waterfront Projects Add Thousands of Homes, Jobs
Large-scale projects adding residential units, headquarters space and public amenities are positioned to affect local real estate conditions through increased supply and infrastructure upgrades.
culture
Baltimore Book Clubs Thrive on Roots Dating to 2014
We Slay Book Club's start in 2014 marks one documented beginning for ongoing local gatherings that continue at specific venues and libraries.
news
Baltimore Council Sets 2026 Audit Agenda for Six City Agencies
The Biennial Audits Oversight Commission approved topics that will shape data collection across city operations.
news
Baltimore Launches Economy Dashboard Tracking 43 Data Points for Planners
The new Baltimore Development Corporation tool draws from nine sources to track jobs, housing and spending across six categories.
culture
Behind Baltimore’s Screen Magic: The Stories and Creators Shaping Our Film Scene
From Hampden to Harbor East, meet the artists and artisans crafting Baltimore’s cinematic identity today.
culture
Baltimore's Book Clubs Build Vibrant Literary Community Through Public Readings
A look at the grassroots networks building Baltimore’s vibrant literary community through intimate gatherings and public readings.
property
Baltimore Investors Report Strong Returns From Targeted Property Renovations
Targeted upgrades in Baltimore properties continue to deliver measurable gains for investors focused on older stock in core neighborhoods.
finance
Baltimore Small Businesses Struggle Despite Stock Market Rally
With the S&P 500 up 1.23% and crude surging, rising rate expectations are pinching Baltimore's small business sector where access to capital remains strained.
Technology
Baltimore AI startups raise $22 million for supply chain and healthcare tools
Startups focused on supply-chain and healthcare applications closed three deals between April and June, adding capital that will fund hiring and product launches inside city limits.
property
Baltimore Suburbs Now Cheaper to Buy Than Rent, Data Shows
Fresh calculations show ownership costs falling below rents in several outlying neighborhoods as inventory rises and prices stabilize.
Politics
Baltimore Mayor's Office Announces Staggered Implementation of Pothole Repair and Street Resurfacing Program Through 2027
The city will allocate $47 million over 18 months to fix deteriorating streets across all council districts, with crews expected to begin work in Southeast Baltimore by September.
wellness
Group Exercise Classes Baltimore: City Rec Centers Guide
Find scheduled fitness classes at Baltimore recreation centers. HIIT, yoga, and more group exercise options with walk-in availability across the city.
Politics
Baltimore Shifts $X Million in Homestead Tax Credits, Affecting Homeowners Citywide
The changes reduce tax obligations for some city residents while directing fewer resources to certain public programs that serve others.
wellness
Baltimore Sleep Clinics Release New Sleep Study Guidelines for Residents
Clinics across the city report steady demand for overnight evaluations as more people address ongoing rest concerns through local programs.
wellness
Baltimore’s Dog-Friendly Parks Are Now the City’s Go-To Social Fitness Hubs
Patterson Park and Canton Waterfront lead a growing trend where locals blend outdoor workouts, canine playtime and community-building.
culture
Baltimore's Festival Scene Evolves From Inner Harbor Centerpiece to Neighborhood Staple
How Baltimore’s festival landscape transformed from grand civic spectacle into a decentralized heartbeat of the city.
sport
Baltimore Running Events Draw Thousands, Reveal City's Fitness Trends
Expected turnout figures for summer and fall races provide a window into community involvement across different event sizes.
sport
Orioles Sweep Royals 8-2; Rutschman Looks Ahead
The Baltimore Orioles defeated the Kansas City Royals 8-2 on Sunday to finish a three-game sweep.
sport
Baltimore High School Athletes Drive Community Sport Movement Forward
High school athletes deliver key wins while professional teams advance in Baltimore.
sport
Baltimore's Sports Infrastructure Powers Orioles Success, Ravens Preparation
Established local facilities enable recent baseball outcomes and upcoming football preparations for area teams.
sport
Baltimore Sports: How to Get Involved and What You Need to Know to Start
Recent Orioles results and the Ravens trade for Maxx Crosby give newcomers clear entry points into following local teams.
finance
Baltimore Businesses Navigate Economic Uncertainty Amid Global Tensions
As U.S.-Iran hostilities flare and international crises mount, Baltimore’s economy faces rising uncertainty and shifting priorities.
community
Baltimore Offers 25+ Free July Activities to Beat Summer Heat
Baltimore offers dozens of no-cost options from waterfront paths to public libraries as residents seek relief from summer expenses.
community
Baltimore Residents Discover Free Galleries and Outdoor Activities This Weekend
Baltimore residents head outdoors and into free galleries this weekend to stretch their dollars.
Politics
Baltimore Revises Zoning Code to Shape Housing, Development, and Affordability
New local planning decisions are set to influence neighborhood growth, housing affordability, and infrastructure in Baltimore compared to peer cities.
culture
Baltimore's Food Culture: 5 Must-Try Neighborhoods and Traditions for Visitors
Summer arrivals need to map their way through crab shacks, markets and neighborhood staples to catch the city's true flavors.
wellness
Baltimore Farmers Markets: Buy Fresh July Tomatoes, Corn, Berries Now
Baltimore residents can fill baskets with July tomatoes, corn and berries at neighborhood stands that open early on weekends.
property
Empty-Nesters Leave Baltimore for Smaller County Homes
Empty-nesters from central Baltimore neighborhoods are choosing smaller homes in county suburbs for lower maintenance and better access to services.
property
Investor Cash Surge Ignites Baltimore Housing Market Competition
Cash buyers from outside the region have started snapping up single-family homes again, pushing multiple-offer situations back into neighborhoods that cooled last year.
wellness
Aquatic Centers and Swim Programs for All Ages
Baltimore residents are signing up for group swim sessions at city pools to build fitness across generations.
lifestyle
Baltimore Locals Share Weekend Must-Dos From Harbor to Mt. Vernon
From the harbor docks to the quiet corners of Mt. Vernon, here is how to navigate the city like a resident this July weekend.