Mark Sapperstein and his company, 28 Walker Development, have approximately 90 acres under contract at Baltimore Peninsula.

If you’ve noticed a strong molasses smell in Locust Point over the past week, it is connected to an overflow at a Westway ...

ExpressCare opened in August, while RE Salon left the center in May and reopened in Locust Point. Openings in recent years at Southside Marketplace include Giant, Advance Auto Parts, Five Below, ...

Banana Ball, the entertainment-oriented style of baseball popularized by the Savannah Bananas, is returning to Oriole Park at Camden Yards. The two-game series will feature the Party Animals taking on ...

Developer Richard Montoni of South Peak Development is planning eight apartments at the former Randall Street Disciples of Christ Christian Church at 1533 Belt St. in Riverside. The approximately ...

Stadium Area music venue The Paramount Baltimore is wrapping up construction and has announced its first slate of shows at the new 70,000 sq. ft. venue. The first show announced is Jodeci on Friday, ...

Townhomes are once again planned for the Cheer Building at 1450 Beason St. in Locust Point. The property is owned by Mark Sapperstein’s development company, 28 Walker, and was recently under contract ...

A franchise of Back Nine Golf, an indoor golf simulator concept, is coming to the Spring Garden building at 175 W. Ostend St. in South Baltimore. Located a block from M&T Bank Stadium, Spring Garden ...

An expansion of the 85-yard athletic field at Digital Harbor High School in Federal Hill is currently underway. The project is extending the field into a former gravel parking lot, which was used by ...

Vegan burger restaurant Slutty Vegan opened this month at Cross Street Market in Federal Hill. Slutty Vegan closed its Baltimore Peninsula location last month and and is now open in the 2,000 sq. ft.

Urbano, a new Tex-Mex concept from Common Plate Hospitality Group, opened Tuesday at the Rye Street Market building in Baltimore Peninsula. Urbano occupies a 4,500 sq. ft. corner space at Rye St. and ...

Five Guys, a longtime tenant at Baltimore’s Harborplace, has returned to the Inner Harbor with a new location at the Lockwood Place retail center at 600 E. Pratt St. The national burger chain opened ...