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A mural on the side of a home in Poppleton reads: “SAVE OUR BLOCK. Black Neighborhoods Matter. ‘Losing my home is like a death to me. Eminent Domain law is violent.’ -Sonia Eaddy.”

As Baltimore ends deal with Poppleton developer, the community wants a say on what’s next

The Mount Vernon building was built in 1880 and for many years was reportedly used as a boarding house for female students at the Maryland Institute College of Art.

Need 25 bedrooms? Old Baltimore hotel up for sale after revival plans fall through

St. James the Less Roman Catholic Church offers a tale of the promise and the pitfalls of offloading historic and expensive-to-maintain religious properties.

Vacant and damaged, one former Catholic church may serve as warning about closures to come

This is a photo of The Study, which opened its hotel in October, followed by a ground-level restaurant called Dear Charles in January.

General contractor says new Johns Hopkins-affiliated hotel owes it $4.3 million

The interior of a West Baltimore home, located in the Rosemont neighborhood, bought by an ABC Capital investor. The locks were being changed by a man who said the home is going to tax auction.

Pennsylvania AG makes deal with ABC Capital over fallout from alleged real estate scam

Residents say they learned last year that a former auto parts warehouse in West Baltimore would become Charm City Medical Center, which will offer methadone treatment.

A methadone clinic is opening in West Baltimore. Neighbors want to know: Why here?

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