A Land Owner’s Guide to Maryland Land Preservation Options
Selling to a Land Developer Is Not Your Only Option
Land Use and Government
Why do Frederick County Public Schools Cost So Much More than Schools in Other States?
Do our state and county governments frugally manage the revenues from your income and real estate taxes that are spent on building new schools?
Repeal Charter Government in Frederick County
Imagine that an obstreperous council member has stifled the legislative process to the point that meetings result in verbal slugfests over how to enforce standards of decorum!
City of Frederick: Economic Development Incentives and Zoning Changes Coming Soon!
In today’s economic climate, no matter how wonderful we believe the Frederick community is, it is still a dog eat dog environment when it comes to attracting and retaining large and small businesses.
Wherefore Art Thou, ARTO? Transfer of Development Rights in Frederick?
Frederick County landowners are still being teased by the potential for a transfer of development rights (“TDR”) program.
Stuck in the Middle with Who? Frederick County Council Thoughts.
With five months down and forty-three to go, the record of the 4 Republicans on Frederick’s Inaugural County Council sure isn’t playing well.
Who Really is Playing the Hitler Card in Maryland Leadership?
Heavily laden within a bureaucracy mired with silos, regulations and excessive taxes, the signs are clear that Governor Larry Hogan has an opportunity to repel the authoritative rule that has evolved over the last quarter century.
Finding Economic Freedom for Maryland
How can Maryland move forward to stimulate an economic development program that has placed the state near the bottom of the national rankings for attracting business?
If We’re Not Open for Business, What are We?
Governor Larry Hogan grabbed a phrase that worked well for the promotion of the Frederick Commercial Real Estate and Economic Development, hoping it will do the same for the entire state of Maryland … and what’s wrong with that?
City of Frederick Commercial Real Estate Economic Development Policies to be Reviewed
3 projects reach High Priority for the Economic Development Advisory Council for the City of Frederick.