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Saval Foods Headquarters, Distribution Center Breaks Ground in Maryland
Foodservice distribution company Saval Foods, in partnership with Howard Hughes Communities, has broken ground on a new headquarters facility. The company is constructing a 230,000-square-foot space in Columbia that will include a new distribution center and a multi-story office building. Saval Foods will retain its existing 391 full-time employees and...
baltimorefishbowl.com
Where are Baltimore’s vacant homes are disappearing the fastest? Here are the Top 5 neighborhoods.
As Baltimore pursues an ambitious plan to eliminate the blight of vacant homes, the city’s Department of Housing and Community Development is keeping track of the progress. Dashboards created with data show real-time tracking of key metrics set by the Baltimore Vacants Reinvestment Council. The goal of the council...
foxbaltimore.com
SUN: Meet 'Catfish Rick,’ the Baltimore fisherman feeding families for free
BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Derrick “Rick” Jones can’t remember a time when he didn’t love catfish — the moist, tender flesh when it’s cooked right, the mild, slightly sweet flavor and the crunch of a proper cornmeal crust when it’s fried. Such sensations...
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Standard Real Estate Investment Has Acquired Greenwich Place Multifamily Townhome Apartments in Baltimore
Standard Real Estate Investments (Standard) and Benefit Street Partners (BSP) announced the acquisition of Greenwich Place, a 332-unit multifamily community ideally situated near a number of prominent retail and lifestyle destinations including Metro Centre at Owings Mills, Foundry Row, and Mill Station. Located at 10090 Mill Run Circle in Owings...
mymcmedia.org
Report shows fewer troubled rental properties, but Silver Spring and Takoma Park lead the list
A new report from the Montgomery County Department of Housing and Community Affairs (DHCA) shows that fewer rental properties in the county are being flagged for poor conditions this fiscal year compared to previous years. Properties in Silver Spring and Takoma Park continue to account for most of the properties...
multifamilyaffordablehousing.com
Enterprise Community Development Names Ray Smith Senior Vice President of Real Estate Development
SILVER SPRING, MD. — Enterprise Community Development, a Silver Spring-based nonprofit affordable housing owner and developer, has named Ray Smith senior vice president of real estate development. In this role, Smith will lead the organization’s affordable housing development efforts across Washington, D.C., and Maryland. Smith brings approximately 30 years of experience in multifamily development, real estate finance and affordable housing, with expertise in site acquisition, entitlement, design oversight, capital structuring and project execution.
livebaltimore.com
City Living Made Easy in Canton
On a steamy August afternoon, the Live Baltimore staff gathered in Canton to understand what makes one of Baltimore’s most popular neighborhoods just so attractive. Sandwiched between Patterson Park and the harbor, Canton has consistently been one of the “hottest” real estate markets in Baltimore City. Between its waterfront views, convenient walkability (the community has a walk score of 97 out of 100), and abundant housing inventory, Canton is a sure bet. Thank you to all of the Canton neighbors who joined us that afternoon: Suzi, Rebecca, Deborah, Virginia, Jon, Chris, Susan, John, Steph, and Clayton.
hoodline.com
Thomasville's Anchor Down Crab House Shuts Down
Anchor Down Crab House, the seafood spot on West Lincoln Highway near Thomasville, has closed its doors for good, ending an 18-month run serving York County diners. The restaurant announced the closure in a Facebook post, thanking the community for its support over the years. The closure took effect on...
bethesdamagazine.com
250-unit office-to-residential project in downtown Bethesda gets green light
Plans to raze and then redevelop two office buildings on Hampden Lane in downtown Bethesda into an apartment building with up to 250 units are moving forward after receiving unanimous approval from the Montgomery County Planning Board on Thursday. Before voting to approve the plans, Planning Board Chair Artie Harris...
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Moon Dancer Winery files for bankruptcy after land use dispute
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Baltimore Foreclosure Wave Tied to DSCR Loans Draws Scrutiny as Local Landlords Amass More Than 700 Homes and $100 Million in Borrowed Cash
BALTIMORE, MD — A new kind of mortgage is spreading quickly through the country, and it is showing up most sharply in Baltimore’s distressed rowhouse neighborhoods. The loans are being marketed as fast and simple, with Wall Street channeling billions of dollars into them in recent years. But...