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Renewed development interest could bring new life to former Salisbury Mall property

SALISBURY, Md. - A massive piece of vacant land in the heart of Salisbury could finally be getting a second chance, as city and business leaders say a prospective developer has expressed interest in transforming the former Salisbury Mall property into a mixed-use development. The property, located directly across from...

Salisbury, MD · 21h
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The Star Democrat

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Cambridge commissioners continue vacancy discussions

CAMBRIDGE — Residents and commissioners alike continued the contentious conversations surrounding two ordinances — ordinance 1280 on rental dwelling registration, licensing and inspections and ordinance 1281 on vacant commercial storefronts and residential structures. At the beginning of the meeting, Commissioner Shay Lewis-Sisco motioned to amend the agenda to postpone the ordinance’s readings due to amendments made over the weekend not being included in the public council packet. Lewis-Sisco also suggested postponing the ordinances because of a very large presence at the prior meeting speaking out against both ordinances. Mayor Lajan Cephas-Bey argued against the delay saying that continuing to postpone holds up city staff from performing essential functions, specifically processing new rental property registrations. Delaying past this meeting would push the process back by at least two weeks to a month due to advertising “I’m going to quote President Cephas: ‘either piss or get off the pot,’” Cephas-Bey said. Lewis-Sisco revised the motion to keep the items on the agenda for discussion only without taking action. A tie vote occurred on whether to amend the agenda, which Cephas-Bey broke by voting to keep the items on the agenda as presented. Amendments The ordinances both have significant amendments to housing and

Cambridge, MD · 1d

The Financial Wire

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Homeowners in North Dakota, Georgia, Tennessee, New Hampshire and Delaware face spring property tax deadlines, starting with a $1,600 credit due April 1

North Dakota homeowners can apply online for a property tax credit of up to $1,600 between Jan. 1 and April 1, and four other states have their own spring cutoffs for older homeowners. Georgia’s Forsyth County runs to April 1, Knox County in Tennessee to April 5, Concord in New Hampshire to April 15 and... The post Homeowners in North Dakota, Georgia, Tennessee, New Hampshire and Delaware face spring property tax deadlines, starting with a $1,600 credit due April 1 appeared first on The Financial Wire .

Georgia · 5d

BaytoBayNews.com

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Chandler: Sussex has passed the tipping point

Sussex County's debate over growth is often framed as a choice between prosperity and nostalgia, as if residents must accept unchecked development or resign themselves to stagnation. That is a false choice.

Sussex County, DE · 10d

Spotlight Delaware

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Lewes-area townhome development would bring affordable housing

A proposed townhome development next to Route 1 may be the first of several new additions to Sussex County's affordable housing program The post Lewes-area townhome development would bring affordable housing appeared first on Spotlight Delaware .

Sussex County, DE · 9d

delawaretoday.com

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11 Incredible Places to Go Running in Delaware

Ask any dedicated distance runner about the “runner’s high,” and they’ll tell you it’s true. But the appeal of running can be different for each person. Some thrive in the competitive environment of cross-country running or marathons. Some are committed to the health benefits of the sport. Others simply enjoy the quiet solitude of an early-morning run in the woods.

Delaware · 3d

WBOC

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Single Family Home with Huge Backyard | Pocomoke City, MD

Join us for a home tour! 🏡 We’re touring a custom-built home in sought-after Jenkins Orchard community. Thanks to the eXp Team for letting us tour this home!

Pocomoke City, MD · 5d

Cape Gazette

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State reviews townhouse project that includes affordable housing rentals

Few concerns were raised during a Nov. 4 review of a proposed 437-unit townhouse project off Janice Road west of Lewes. A presentation on the Vintners Reserve project was made during the state Preliminary Land Use Service meeting by David Hutt, the applicant’s attorney, and Ring Lardner, a civil engineer and president of Davis, Brown & Friedel Inc.

Lewes, DE · 9d

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Salisbury Landlord to Pay $100,000 in Voucher Settlement

Salisbury, MD - A Salisbury landlord with about 100 rental properties on the Eastern Shore has agreed to pay $100,000 and change how it screens renters. The deal settles claims that it turned away people using housing vouchers. Maryland Attorney General Anthony G. Brown announced the settlement with Disney Properties...

Salisbury, MD · 8d

Spotlight Delaware

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Georgetown tiny home debate continues as pallet village owners sue town

A nonprofit seeking to build a tiny home community in Georgetown sued over a town decision to impose a pause on the development of such housing. The post Georgetown tiny home debate continues as pallet village owners sue town appeared first on Spotlight Delaware .

Georgetown, DE · 15d

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AG Anthony Brown Announces Settlement with Eastern Shore Landlord Over Alleged Housing Voucher Discrimination

Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown Friday announced a settlement with Disney Properties, LLC. The Salisbury-based landlord owns, operates of manages about 100 rental properties on the Eastern Shore. The AG’s Civil Rights Division’s settlement resolves allegations of unlawful housing discrimination based on source of income. The company must pay $100,000 in civil penalties and made significant changes to its rental application and tenant screening practices.

Maryland · 7d

coastalstylemag.com

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The Next Chapter on Captain’s Hill

The Phillips Seafood family estate offers a rare combination of coastal luxury, privacy, acreage and future opportunity. Our parents gave us many wonderful things, but one of the most meaningful was the chance to grow up on this remarkable property. As children, we spent entire days exploring its 37 acres, coming home only when the large dinner bell outside the kitchen rang. We built treehouses and forts in the woods with the neighborhood children and spent as much time as possible on the water—from full-contact sailing races on the lake to kneeboarding and tubing around Isle of Wight Bay.

Ocean City, MD · 10d

Cape Gazette

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437-home project near Lewes includes 67 affordable townhomes

A 437-unit townhouse project off Janice Road west of Lewes is the first applicant under Sussex County’s amended affordable housing program rules, but others may soon follow, housing officials said. “We’ve had a lot of interest,” said Brandy Nauman, the county’s director of community development and housing....

Sussex County, DE · 17d

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Skip The Big Cities And Rent For Under $900 In This Overlooked Maryland Town

Somewhere between the chaos of Baltimore and the tourist traps of Ocean City, there’s a quiet little town called Denton, Maryland, sitting pretty on the Choptank River and minding its own business. Most people drive right past it, and honestly, that’s their loss. Denton is the kind of...

Denton, MD · 13d

Cape Gazette

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Sussex works on comp plan, compliance with new state laws

Sussex County officials discussed Oct. 27 the linked tasks of revising subdivision rules to comply with new state laws and drafting the next comprehensive plan to guide future development. County Administrator Todd Lawson and Assistant County Attorney Vince Robertson updated Sussex County Council on the progress in complying with Senate...

Sussex County, DE · 15d

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Gillises, Berlin settle after five years of talks, meetings

(Oct. 29, 2026) After a long run of agreements, rejections and disappointments, the former poultry processing plant property at Heron Park has been sold for $1.2 million to Palmer and Sandy Gillis, Berlin Mayor Zack Tyndall confirmed Tuesday. Now that the deal has gone through, the Gillises can proceed with...

Berlin, MD · 16d

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Historic Houses of Tilghman Island

On Tilghman Island, history is built into the modest frame houses along the main road, the distinctive gables of the island’s “W” houses, and the places that once welcomed fishing parties arriving to spend a day on the Chesapeake. For visitors, these homes offer a glimpse of how a working watermen’s community grew alongside the Bay—and how its architecture adapted to life by the water.

Tilghman Island, MD · 16d

Spotlight Delaware

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Get Involved: Georgetown tiny homes, state bonds for Lewes and Sussex land use

A discussion about repealing tiny home regulations in Georgetown leads off a week of interesting and important Delaware public meetings. The post Get Involved: Georgetown tiny homes, state bonds for Lewes and Sussex land use appeared first on Spotlight Delaware .

Georgetown, DE · 19d