BALTIMORE — They lost at the ballot box. Their effort to put another question before voters failed. A planned lawsuit fizzled. But opponents of Baltimore’s $900 million Harborplace redevelopment have ...

The plaintiffs allege that the city disregarded the legal process in granting MCB Real Estate the rights to proceed with the development.

Baltimore could allow the developer of the $820 million Harborplace redevelopment to pay substantially less in property taxes for as long as 25 years — a potentially significant taxpayer subsidy. The ...

Harborplace developer MCB Real Estate is fighting back against opponents who have launched yet another legal challenge to the ...

Building permit applications were filed in August, but the demolition and construction schedule remains fluid. Construction ...

At bare minimum, city officials must forbid demolition of the Harborplace pavilions until the roughly $500 million needed in private funding is secured by MCB Real Estate. [OP-ED] ...

Letter writer John Walther argues complaints over Baltimore’s Harborplace redevelopment plan attract too much attention.

Last week, we shared an update about plans for Harborplace; a makeover for the former home of the late Baltimore jewelry artist Betty Cooke; and a new superfoods cafe that opened in Baltimore.