Audio from emergency dispatches show a single call for help for a 27-year-old woman quickly spiraled into a much larger ...

Governor Wes Moore announced Thursday that $50 million will go to the Baltimore Vacants Reinvestment Initiative Program, a ...

On Friday, the city broke ground on what will become the headquarters for the Mayor's Office of Employment Development. Sign up for our Newsletters The hub at Reservoir Square will include a ...

A development project intended to revamp Baltimore’s 28-acre State Center into a residential and retail hub is in the works, state officials said Thursday.

Abandoned buildings and empty lots, ringed by slumped metal fences, are stark reminders of promises gone bust. This is the state of the Baltimore real estate empire of the Chasen Cos., whose namesake ...

The architectural style, what can still be discerned of it, represents the neoclassical influences popular in institutional buildings of the period, with its columns and dome echoing much grander ...

This in-between period is when the nickname “Hell House” took root, as local teenagers discovered the abandoned buildings and began spreading stories about strange occurrences and sinister activities.

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore announced a $50.8 million effort to create more affordable housing and rehabilitate vacant buildings in Baltimore City through the Baltimore Vacants Reinvestment Initiative.

Some buildings don’t just stand the test of time—they evolve. Thanks to clever architects with a vision for blending history and modernity, these repurposed buildings have been given a second life.

Baltimore Vacants Reinvestment Council aims to tackle abandoned properties and blight. The initiative aims to create jobs, develop green spaces, and pave the way for affordable housing.