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Next phases of Perkins Square project to add 150 apartments at former Perkins Homes public housing community in East Baltimore
The next phases of redevelopment of the former Perkins Homes public housing community in East Baltimore are set to begin this fall and will add 150 apartments. The Housing Authority of Baltimore City and the developer McCormack Baron Salazar (MBS) have closed on more than $87 million worth of investment as part of Phases 5A and 5B of Perkins Square, the $398 million project transforming the former Perkins Homes.
eastcountytimes.com
Dundalk Florist closes after 115 years
A business over 100 years old is closing. Dundalk Florist announced it is closing its doors on Nov. 14 after 115 years. The German Hill Road store made the announcement on its social media page. With heartfelt gratitude, we announce the closing of Dundalk Florist after 115 plus years of...
WMAR 2 News Baltimore
Neighbors fear proposed 26-home age-restricted development could cause well water systems to fail
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Assured Choice MD offers landlords protection beyond property management
Owning rental property can be rewarding, but managing tenants, maintenance and paperwork often requires significant time and attention. Assured Choice MD Property Management provides full-service management for single-family homes, townhomes and condominiums, helping property owners handle everything from tenant screening and leasing to maintenance coordination and financial reporting. The company also offers specialized programs designed to assist landlords dealing with difficult tenant situations.
WMAR 2 News Baltimore
Bills, bank statements and ballot returned for six months after USPS incorrectly marked woman as moved
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Image360 Middle River moves to new facility
Image360 Middle River, a provider of custom signage and graphic solutions for businesses and organizations in the area, has relocated to a new facility and is now operating as Image360 Baltimore East. Since the beginning of September, Image360 has continued to serve customers throughout the Baltimore metropolitan area from its...
hoodline.com
Lidl Signs Finally Appear on Belair Road Store Empty Since Early 2023
New signs bearing the Lidl name have gone up on the long-dormant grocery building at 5950 Belair Road in Baltimore, offering the first visible sign of movement at a site that has sat empty since its exterior was completed in January 2023. The store still has no announced opening date, but the signage marks the most tangible change neighbors have seen in nearly three years of waiting.
WMAR 2 News Baltimore
Lidl signs go up at long-vacant grocery store on Belair Road
New Lidl signs are up at the former Bi-Rite site on Belair Road, where a grocery store building has sat empty for years. Lidl confirms it plans to open and says more details are coming soon, but has not announced a date.
mindfullyamerican.com
7 Royal Farms Habits That Give Away a Lifelong Marylander
Royal Farms is more than a gas station to many Marylanders. It’s where you grab chicken at odd hours, and where locals have a routine they could do in their sleep. Here are the Royal Farms habits that mark you as a true local. 1. Saying RoFo. Royal Farms...
baltimorebrew.com
Giving away the store with an ill-conceived tax deal for “Collegetown”
The mayor and Board of Estimates hand out an $80 million property tax break for a downtown student dorm without a care for Baltimore’s long-term financial health [OP-ED] I arrived at the Board of Estimates in City Hall yesterday to find the public meeting delayed while a few board members huddled in a side room with the door closed.
baltimorefishbowl.com
From ‘blight’ to benefit: Brown’s Motel makes way for 55 and older community
The before and after photos could not be more striking. Where the rundown six-decades-old Brown’s Motel once stood is now a sprawling complex with 89 brand new apartments for people aged 55 and older. The Residences at Patapsco will have its grand opening ceremony on Friday, Oct. 23 at...
theblackandwhite.net
BRESCO Incinerator’s community impact sparks calls for change
In 2020, the BRESCO Waste Incinerator was the largest producer of greenhouse gas emissions in Baltimore City. Up until 2025, however, Maryland classified it as a renewable energy source. Incinerators are facilities that burn waste into ash, producing energy in the process. The BRESCO Incinerator began operating in South Baltimore’s...