It’s official: Kevin Plank’s Port Covington is rebranded as “Baltimore Peninsula”
The change comes as the development’s first phase of construction nears completion with few leases in place.
Business & Development
Oct 17, 2022
Developers, residents and politicians flock to Druid Hill Park anticipating “historic amount of investment”
Last week’s kick-off of the Druid Hill Park Partnership was less about the details of the plan to remake the one-time reservoir and more about “networking”
Sep 20, 2022
Council committee kills TIF study bill, angering sponsor and some colleagues
“I was blindsided,” Councilwoman Odette Ramos says, after rejection of measure to study whether the financing mechanism could be better used to address the housing crisis.
Aug 15, 2022
Mayor and City Council are sweetening developer tax credits that are already out of control, budget office says
Confirmed: Enterprise Zone, Brownfields and other programs benefit wealthy investors in white neighborhoods. Unaddressed: the politics and profit that keep the subsidies flowing. [ANALYSIS]
Jul 19, 2022
Public financing of final phase of Harbor Point is up for approval
A tale of two city-subsidized projects: Harbor Point approaches completion, while Port Covington searches for tenants.
Special SeriesMay 23, 2022
Baltimore housing: No penalties for developer who destabilized – then demolished – historic townhouse
Eight months after the department was ordered to complete a report on the mistakes leading to a historic building’s teardown, there apparently will be no accountability. UPDATED with amended statement by HCD.
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