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Old Solo Cup Factory In Owings Mills Demolished To Make Way For New Retail Space

Say goodbye to the old Solo Cup factory. Developers begin making way for new stores and offices coming to Owings Mills.

2013/04/18

Canton Crossing Brings Big Business To Baltimore City, Including Chick-Fil-A

It’s a major retail development and it’s rising on Boston Street. Canton Crossing will feature some familiar store names.

2013/04/15

Wal-Mart Pitched As Frederick Redevelopment Anchor

A developer in Frederick says a third Wal-Mart store would reverse the decline of the Golden Mile retail strip along U.S. 40 on the city’s west side.

2013/04/11

Under Armour Opens This Weekend In Harbor East

The restaurant/shopping district of Harbor East is welcoming a new tenant: Under Armour.

2013/02/15

Local Businesses Hope Customers Support Small Business Saturday

Right in the middle of Black Friday and Cyber Monday is Small Business Saturday. It’s a national push to get more customers out to community stores.

2012/11/24

New Wal-Mart Opens In Randallstown

For the past 30 years, politicians and residents have been trying to breathe new life into the Liberty Road corridor outside of the Beltway. The world’s largest retailer is welcomed as a step in the right direction.

2012/10/17

Howard Hughes Corp. Buys Columbia Office Building

The Howard Hughes Corp. has bought a nine-story office building next to The Mall in Columbia.

2012/08/21

Malls Are Packed On 3rd Busiest Shopping Day Of The Year

It’s one of the top five days of the year for mall traffic. And the number of people returning gifts is on the rise too.

2011/12/26

Last-Minute Shoppers Finding Good Deals

Time is running out. Stores will close soon and Christmas will be here.

2011/12/24

For National Harbor In Md., 7 Years Of Changes

On the day the Peterson Cos. began building National Harbor, the real estate market was booming and the future seemed bright. In a ceremony featuring a who’s who of Maryland leaders, then-Prince George’s County Executive Jack Johnson predicted a “paradigm shift in how the business community will view us.”

When the seven-year anniversary of that groundbreaking arrived last week, the economy had changed. And so had the project.

2011/12/13