Baltimore County’s offer of expanded tax credits to revitalize Owings Mills’ Metro Centre and redevelop Woodlawn’s aging Security Square mall could result in the loss of millions in property tax ...
Property tax assessments in Maryland will rise by an average of 12.7% in 2026, maintaining a yearslong upward trend and ...
In Baltimore’s once-stable neighborhoods, some longtime residents say they feel trapped — hemmed in by open-air drug markets, persistent crime and some of the highest property taxes in Maryland. Even ...
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