Towson

Towson, MD · Real Estate
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From Club to Major: Real Estate Club Paved the Way For Real Estate Major
The Loyola Real Estate Club, formerly known as Greyhound Realty, has grown rapidly. The club now complements one of Loyola’s new academic programs, a major in real estate, giving students opportunities to apply what they are learning in the classroom. For several semesters, the club has provided opportunities to...
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Tucked Along Maryland’s Eastern Shore, This Quiet Town Still Has Homes Under $200,000
Maryland’s Eastern Shore has a reputation for pricey waterfront living, but not every town on this side of the Chesapeake will empty your wallet. Federalsburg, a small community tucked into Caroline County, still has modest homes listed under $200,000. That kind of price is getting rare almost everywhere, which...
WMAR 2 News Baltimore
Maryland launches $50 million program to help teachers and first responders buy their first homes
bethesdamagazine.com
Developers propose residential redevelopment of North Bethesda ‘ghost building’
A developer is proposing to demolish a vacant office building on Montrose Road in North Bethesda to construct a for-sale residential development with townhomes and two condominium buildings, according to planning documents for the project. A Montgomery Planning committee will review the plans at a meeting on Tuesday. Pulte Homes,...
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Edgar Allan Poe House at risk of being demolished
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Maryland expands free real estate investment mapping platform
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Baltimore Harborplace redevelopment is slated for a massive tax break
BREAKING: BDC approves a property tax reduction of up to 95% for David Bramble’s Inner Harbor project. The Baltimore Development Corporation (BDC) today awarded a sweeping tax break to P. David Bramble’s real estate company to reconfigure Baltimore’s Inner Harbor with commercial, retail and high-rise apartment buildings.
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Midlina Restaurant in Canton Closes Amid Rent Lawsuit
Workers were seen loading chairs and tables onto moving trucks outside 2206 Boston St. in Canton this week, signaling the end for Midlina, the ambitious global-fusion restaurant that opened there just a year and a half ago. The closure comes after its landlord sued the business alleging it had stopped paying rent, and the restaurant is now listed as permanently closed on Google.