October 27, 2026 / 4:52 PM EDT / CBS Baltimore A plan to bring a massive, Las Vegas-style Sphere to Maryland's National Harbor moved forward Tuesday after the Prince George's County Council approved a series of funding measures for the more than $1.4 billion project. According…
Crain's Grand Rapids Benton Harbor courts developers to fulfill long-term revitalization and population plan From business and government to philanthropy, education and the arts, these are the leaders shaping West Michigan.
MCB Real Estate’s ambitious plan to remake the Inner Harbor, with some of Baltimore’s priciest apartments and office space, may struggle to attract investors even if it is awarded one of the largest tax breaks in city history, according to…
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott said he wants the Harborplace pavilions torn down — regardless of whether the developer behind the reimagining is ready to build. “They have to go,” Scott said at The Banner’s annual Impact Maryland event Wednesday. “We have…
More permits are in review, with signs already approved, for Harbor Freight to build-out and lease space in the Pablo Station shopping center at northwest Beach Boulevard and San Pablo Road. The city is reviewing three permits for interior demolition…
Sonia covers manufacturing, technology and startups for BizTimes. She joined the team in 2024 as a general assignment reporter. She previously wrote for Media Milwaukee, a student publication from her alma mater UW-Milwaukee, and worked for CNN at the 2024 Republican and…
The Two Harbors City Council has approved a purchase and development agreement with Pulsar Helium MN, Inc., establishing the framework for a proposed rare gas hub on approximately 62 acres in the city’s existing industrial district. The facility would process helium…
BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Plans to overhaul Baltimore’s Inner Harbor were announced three years ago but only now are reports surfacing about a massive tax break the developer is set to receive. The proposed tax break must still be approved by the…
By Thomas DeatonOctober 9, 2026 But on Dec. 18, 2025, after two years of federal environmental review, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) issued a permit decision authorizing its next incarnation: a container terminal capable of receiving the largest ships that can reach the…
While MCB Real Estate works to line up financing for the $900 million mixed-use development it plans to build after tearing down the Harborplace pavilions at Pratt and Light streets, the company is nearing completion on another local project it has…
Lexington Market and Harborplace: what's on, what's changing and what it means to the city.
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