Ed Gunts is a Contributor Writer and the former architecture critic for The Baltimore Sun. He specializes in construction and real estate, covering topics such as commercial real estate, real estate development, and the construction industry, while also delving into culture and society through events and the arts. Ed's work has been featured in LGBTQ Nation, Washington Blade, Baltimore magazine, GayCities, Baltimore Fishbowl, and LOS ANGELES BLADE.
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Ed Gunts focuses on local news, with a significant emphasis on the real estate industry and development in Baltimore. He also covers entertainment news and sustainability.
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By: Ed Gunts
Baltimore’s Department of Recreation and Parks has selected a contractor to lead the long-awaited restoration of the Howard Peters Rawlings Conservatory Palm House in Druid Hill Park, a project that’s expected to start this year and take four years to complete.
François Arnaud becomes global brand ambassador
Actor François Arnaud made a splash as gay hockey player Scott Hunter in “Heated Rivalry.” Now the Under Armour athletic apparel company is counting on the actor to make a splash promoting its HeatGear sportswear line.
Work is ramping up on a $6 billion initiative to replace the 153-year-old Baltimore & Potomac (B&P) Tunnel.
By: Ed Gunts
The competition comes with $450,000 in prize money for the winners.
A project to restore the historic Rawlings Conservatory Palm House in Druid Hill Park has been postponed after city officials decided to seek new bids for a general contractor.
The former pharmacy building on a prominent Hampden street corner sold at auction on Wednesday for $1,023,750.
Under Armour is drawing widespread praise in LGBTQ circles for naming a bisexual celebrity to be its newest global brand ambassador.
Interior designer and civic leader Elizabeth Himelfarb Hurwitz has been elected chair of the Baltimore Museum of Art’s Board of Trustees.
By: Ed Gunts
The Greater Baltimore Committee will hold its annual meeting this year at Merriweather Post Pavilion on Oct. 8. Image courtesy GBC.
