Hallie Miller is a Reporter at The Baltimore Banner. She covers housing in the Baltimore region and beyond, focusing on topics such as the housing market, real estate development, and property management. Hallie has also reported on city and regional services and previously contributed to medical coverage during the coronavirus pandemic. Her work has been featured in WYPR, Journal Review, The Hechinger Report, and several other outlets.
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Hallie Miller's coverage primarily focuses on local government announcements, legal policy and regulations related to the real estate industry in Maryland and Baltimore. She often covers stories about affordable housing, property values, evictions, and city council decisions.
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By: Dylan Segelbaum, Hallie Miller
A Baltimore judge has ruled that more than 17,000 current and former tenants of an apartment company co-owned by President Donald Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner are entitled to over $4.17 million in damages — plus interest.
By: Hallie Miller
Video footage of an MTA bus crash in Pikesville shows the bus racing through an intersection, crossing lanes, striking about a dozen cars, taking
By: Hallie Miller, Giacomo Bologna
Share this via... Maryland could soon record its worst year of homebuilding since the Great Recession, but Capitol Hill has called in the cavalry.
By: Hallie Miller
Share this via... A Baltimore public school teacher missed the 2023 tax payment on his rental property.
By: Hallie Miller
Share this via... This historic Baltimore skyscraper has withstood great fires, foreclosures and years of vacancy and vandalism. And Chasen Cos.
By: Hallie Miller
As Baltimore leaders work to eliminate vacant homes by 2038, another city problem has reared its head: empty lots.
By: Hallie Miller, Jasmine Vaughn-Hall
Dawood Thomas swallowed his fear of heights and climbed to the rooftop deck of a friend's Fells Point home.
By: Hallie Miller
The Baltimore City Council is debating a bill that would streamline the eviction process and make it more compassionate — a measure that even its sponsor acknowledged rattles landlords and property managers.
By: Hallie Miller
Share this via... The apartment Omar Myers found for his family in the tidy Washington suburb checked almost every box: big enough for a
By: Ellie Wolfe, Hallie Miller
Share this via... California natives Matthew and Gilliann Kenerly might never have bought their Reservoir Hill home without a $50,000 down payment from their employer: Coppin State University.
