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Join Seawall (Co-founder Donald Manekin was a past LAI Baltimore speaker and presenter and tour guide of the 2018 Land Economics Gathering.) on Sunday, July 21st from 9am-1pm, for an Open House at The Service Center – their newest residential and commercial project at 2507 N. Howard

June 27, 2024 A salute to New Americans Even as participants gathered at Morgan State University on May 31 for the 14th Baltimore Immigration Summit to learn about and celebrate the role of immigrants in our community, there was a cloud over the proceedings. The tragic collapse

The Daily Record Regional Perspectives Joe Nathanson Cases of arrested development May 30, 2024 Early this year demolition began on the Bard Building in downtown Baltimore. This looming, dark-brick building has a prominent location, fronting Lombard Street at its corner with Market Place. The five-story, 172,000-square-feet structure

BCT Design Group is thrilled to announce that Bob Gehrman, AIA, NCARB, has been named Managing Principal of the firm. Throughout his 27 years at BCT, Bob has led the design of many of the region’s most prestigious projects such as National Harbor, Downtown Silver Spring, and

Confronting the climate crisis Joe Nathanson May 3, 2024 Another Earth Day has come and gone. April 22 marked the 54th anniversary of the first Earth Day, which was held to bring public awareness to the threats posed by pollution of our air, the fouling of our

Wednesday, May 8, 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm Organized by AIA Baltimore Wednesday May 8, 2024 6:00 – 8:00 PM Inner Harbor Renaissance Hotel Ballroom TBD 202 E. Pratt St. Baltimore, MD 21202 FREE Public Event [REGISTER HERE] AIA Baltimore’s Urban Design Committee invites the public to a

From boardrooms to bedrooms Joe Nathanson//March 29, 2024 Across the country, downtown office markets are struggling. The rapid adoption of remote work in the early months of 2020 as the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic took hold has had a lingering effect. Four years later, many still

March 29, 2024 From boardrooms to bedrooms Across the country, downtown office markets are struggling. The rapid adoption of remote work in the early months of 2020 as the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic took hold has had a lingering effect. Four years later, many still work

Playing ball in Baltimore Joe Nathanson March 1, 2024 Cities have complicated relationships with their sports teams. They go to great lengths to secure major league teams and, perhaps, to even greater lengths to retain them. Conferring major league status on a community is seen as an

‘Pitch for a Million’ Real Estate Fellows Competition Come cheer on Cohort 4 of the University of Baltimore’s Real Estate Fellows and Venture Challenge. Join the finale to what has been a remarkable journey for members of Cohort 4 of the Real Estate Fellows at The University