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Discover how Tawana and Roger Bhagwat are bringing laundry service back to West Baltimore with The Wash Zone, a coinless facility that prioritizes convenience and technology.

Democratic mayoral candidate and former Deputy Attorney General Thiru Vignarajah condemned what he called the Mayor Brandon Scott’s mismanagement of $641 millio

Its been three months since The Chancery Market opened in Wilmington, a doppelgänger of sorts to the more established DE.CO food hall. We compare.

MacKenzie Commercial Real Estate Services, LLC brokered the sale of a 3.5-acre parcel at 2600 Sisson St. in Remington for $5 million. Daniel Hudak, SIOR, Senior Vice President; Owen Rouse, Vice President of Investment Sales and Andrew Meeder, SIOR, Senior Vice President for MacKenzie Commercial Real Estate Services represented the seller, Sisson Trans LLC. The ...

Lexington Market reopens next week to the public, two years after the start of a $40 million project to revitalize a key anchor of Baltimore's downtown and one of the oldest public markets in the country.

Lexington Market will close its East Market building Saturday afternoon, following a celebration of the 70 years that the space has housed one of Baltimore’s most iconic public markets.

Lexington Market will close its East Market building Saturday afternoon, following a celebration of the 70 years that the space has housed one of Baltimore’s most iconic public markets.

COVID-19 hammered local food halls and public markets, which had attracted tens of millions of dollars in new investment in recent years. As Baltimore repeals mask mandates and other pandemic-linked restrictions, however, there is growing optimism that these spaces will bounce back. Michael Morris, principal at CANAdev, a Baltimore-based firm that develops, leases and operates ...

A targeted loan program is helping Baltimore food businesses get off the ground successfully and sustainably. 

Sausage Master, a sausage and snowball stand that opened in the current market in 1986, and newcomer Fleurs D’Ave, a Black-owned florist, are the first two vendors set for the new location.