by Mark ReutterSep 10, 2023
After 18 years of ownership, city sells a derelict industrial complex for $1
Charting the downward course of a real estate venture designed to bring jobs and hope to three of Baltimore’s poorest communities.
Business & Development
Jul 13, 2023
“Get some backbone!” Residents call on city leaders to prohibit BGE external gas regulators
Placing the utility infrastructure outside of homes is described as dangerous and a cash cow for BGE, while company representatives say doing so is needed for safety.
Jul 12, 2023
BGE lawsuit reveals that many safety posts around new gas regulators “are not protecting anything”
A contractor and management company are accused of allowing thousands of bollards to be improperly placed around BGE’s controversial outdoor gas regulators.
Jul 12, 2023
Residents accuse CHAP of “deafening silence” on BGE gas regulator issue
Plaintiffs in a class-action suit call on Baltimore’s preservation panel to halt installations they say are unsafe and defacing homes in historic districts.
Special SeriesJun 30, 2023
Schleifer’s Zoning Board consent docket bill gets an assist from the Scott administration
A deputy mayor floats alternative legislation that would resume old practices, give the board more discretion and “move the window towards allowing more approvals.”
Jun 14, 2023
In signing off on Hendler building demolition, CHAP commissioners cite safety
A dissenting commissioner decries how for years the city ignored unsafe conditions created by the building’s owner “who now walks away with a big payday.”
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