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citybiz.co | Edwin Warfield |Kevin Parker
As Managing Principal of Cresa, Adam co-manages the Boston office, guiding its strategic direction, ensuring overall client satisfaction, and directing its operations. Adam’s advisory practice focuses on corporate and institutional client support throughout Greater Boston. Since joining Cresa in 2002, Adam has assisted clients representing numerous industries with space acquisitions, dispositions, lease buyouts and build-to-suit projects.
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citybiz.co | Ed Gunts |Kevin Parker
The Inner Harbor’s next major attraction will open in June 2026, when work is scheduled for completion on the five-acre, $18 million second phase of improvements to Rash Field Park. Approximately 100 people gathered at the park on Thursday as city and state leaders held a groundbreaking ceremony to signal the start of construction on the project, which will mark the completion of a two-phase effort to upgrade the 7.5-acre recreational space at 201 Key Highway.
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citybiz.co | Edwin Warfield |Kevin Parker
Maureen Conway is the Vice President at the Aspen Institute and serves as the Executive Director of its Economic Opportunities Program (EOP). EOP’s mission is to expand individuals’ opportunities to access quality work, start businesses, and build economic stability—empowering them to pursue opportunity and achieve long-term success. Maureen founded EOP’s Workforce Strategies Initiative and has led workforce research at the Aspen Institute since 1999.
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citybiz.co | Ed Gunts |Kevin Parker
Downtown Baltimore’s newest green space took more than a year to create, but a new video may make viewers think otherwise. Maryland’s Department of General Services (DGS) this week posted a video on social media showing the creation of a 1.1 acre green space that’s now open where the five-story Bard Building once stood. The new green space is bounded by Lombard Street on the south, Market Place on the east, Water Street on the north and the grounds of Baltimore’s Holocaust Memorial on the west.
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citybiz.co | Ed Gunts |Kevin Parker
Nicholas Steege has been appointed to be the new General Manager of The Center Club in downtown Baltimore. Steege has been serving as Interim General Manager following the retirement of Kevin Bonner in January. The club’s Assistant General Manager before that, he was recommended for the top position by its Search Committee.
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citybiz.co | Edwin Warfield |Kevin Parker
Diane Yu is the co-founder and CEO of TidalWave, an agentic AI mortgage startup. Tidalwave uses AI to solve critical inefficiencies in the mortgage process for both borrowers and lenders. By leveraging AI, Tidalwave aims to reduce costs, improve accessibility, and accelerate loan approvals. Tidalwave addresses the outdated, manual-heavy mortgage process by making it faster, more affordable, and more accessible for all parties involved.
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citybiz.co | Marcus Dieterle |Kevin Parker
Visit Baltimore, the city’s official sales and marketing organization, has announced an interim leader. Kireem Swinton, Visit Baltimore’s Vice President of Sales & Customer Experience, will serve as the organization’s interim president and CEO, starting July 1. “I’m honored to step into this interim role to lead a dynamic team that continues to position Baltimore as a world-class destination,” Swinton said in a statement.
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citybiz.co | Ed Gunts |Kevin Parker
One of Baltimore’s newest landmarks is going up for auction. A former funeral home at 3818 Roland Ave. in Hampden will be sold at auction on April 9 at 1 p.m. A. J. Billig is the auctioneer. The building is currently vacant and boarded up, and the auction is a voluntary sale on behalf of the owner, 3535 Chestnut LLC. This is the second time in a year that the two-story building has gone on the auction block.
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citybiz.co | Ed Gunts |Kevin Parker
Under Armour is planning a weeklong celebration in September to mark the grand opening of its new global headquarters in South Baltimore. The celebration will begin with private events on Sept. 13 and 14 and continue with public activities after that, according to Kathy Blessington, Under Armour’s Global Vice President, Real Estate. Company “teammates” began moving into the new headquarters in Baltimore Peninsula last fall from their former Locust Point campus, which has been listed for sale.
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citybiz.co | William Ford |Kevin Parker
Maryland officials who have fought political and legal battles in their yearslong effort to land the new FBI headquarters in Greenbelt now face a daunting new challenge — geography. In a speech Friday at the Department of Justice, President Donald Trump (R) said he would stop plans to build the new FBI headquarters in Maryland because it’s “three hours away” from the agency’s current site at 935 Pennsylvania Ave. NW in Washington.
