The sagging real estate market is costing Baltimore City millions in lost tax revenues, according to preliminary estimates.
Halfway through the current fiscal year, budget analysts are predicting a $20 million to $30 million shortfall in receipts from recordation and transfer taxes ? revenues that played a key role in past city surpluses when the real estate market was booming.
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