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Baltimore LAI Member Toni Prince, The Brick Companies, wins Northern Anne Arundel County Chamber of Commerce award on March 27, 2017 Toni Prince Award 2017 03-27 Northern Anne Arundel Chamber of Commerce “Northern Anne Arundel County Chamber of Commerce will host its Women Who Make a Difference

LAI Baltimore Members Ruth Louie and Frank Coakley 2017 02-27 Baltimore Community Lending moves: “After twenty eight years in downtown Baltimore City, Baltimore Community Lending is moving to the Poppleton neighborhood in Southwest Baltimore. We are renting offices in the historic Lions Brothers building at 875 Hollins

Baltimore has lost two major figures in Downtown real estate, redevelopment Two major figures in Baltimore’s development history have died in recent months. David Kornblatt and Al Copp both had a significant impact on the development of Baltimore’s downtown and the adjoining areas of the waterfront now

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Matter of Justice January 26, 2017 The Daily Record by Joe Nathanson Daily Record 2017 01-26 Matter of Justice “We thought that the Baltimore Red Line was dead. Of course, we are referring to the proposed 14-mile light rail line serving the core of the region from

Advancing Baltimore-Washington-Richmond Region December 29, 2016 The Daily Record by Joe Nathanson daily-record-2016-12-29-advancing-baltimore-washington-richmond-region “As 2016 drew to a close, word came that a new regional marketing initiative was being launched.  Named the Greater Washington Partnership, the “greater” in this case signified a region stretching from Baltimore to

Tradepoint Atlantic gives new hope for the ‘Point’ December 08, 2016 The Daily Record by Joe Nathanson daily-record-2016-12-08-tradepoint-atlantic-gives-new-hope-for-the-point “When I arrived in Baltimore in 1970, the largest single private employer in the region was Bethlehem Steel, with its 30,000 workers busy at the various stages of steel

The Department of Planning would like to thank the Mayor and City Council for completing their review of City Council Bill #12-0152. On December 5, 2016, the City Council passed and the Mayor signed into law a new zoning code for the City of Baltimore. This code

December 2, 2016 There has also been one other recent change with the retirement of Joe Cronyn in October.  I am pleased to be assuming his duties in market analysis and special studies, and also adding more planning and zoning services, including site feasibility, expert testimony and