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Restaurant reinventions happen for all kinds of reasons. Many are economic: As consumer habits, preferences and even taste buds evolve, so must restaurants, if they want to stay in business.

The city of Baltimore said in legal filings that it wants to give $1 million to the private developer that will soon own the troubled Harborplace in the Inner Harbor, making good on comments made by Mayor Brandon Scott earlier this year.

Here's a look at more than 25 shared office spaces around the Baltimore area, and how they're evolving.

The first phase of Madison Park North, a multi-block redevelopment in Reservoir Hill, is now underway. Baltimore-based firms MCB Real Estate, MLR Partners and Atapco Properties will develop the project, which is slated for completion in 2025.

Maryland’s Court of Special Appeals has ruled that a proposed development at Clipper Mill must undergo a review to ensure the preservation of the historic Tractor Building — a decision that likely means the change will have to go before Baltimore City Council, a lawyer for Clipper Mill residents said. A unanimous three-judge panel found ...

Questions have been raised about the effectiveness and oversight of the COVID-19 relief program, which awarded $28.6 billion in grants to thousands of businesses.

Transforming downtown Baltimore’s once-iconic Harborplace would be the latest in a string of increasingly high-profile projects for Baltimore native P. David Bramble, 45.

Transforming downtown Baltimore’s once-iconic Harborplace would be the latest in a string of increasingly high-profile projects for Baltimore native P. David Bramble, 45.

A Baltimore developer has plans to acquire and "re-imagine" Harborplace as the centerpiece of a revitalized Inner Harbor waterfront.

A Baltimore developer has plans to acquire and "re-imagine" Harborplace as the centerpiece of a revitalized Inner Harbor waterfront.