Sage recently conducted a study for the University of Maryland, College Park to evaluate the economic impact of the school to the State of Maryland:

• Economic Impact of the University of Maryland

Sage conducts economic impact reports for the Baltimore Ravens and the Maryland Stadium Authority to evaluate special events:

• The Economic Impacts of M&T Bank and the Baltimore Ravens Organization

As the chief economist of the Associated Builders and Contractors, Sage prepares monthy reports on economic indicators as they pertain to nonresidential construction and also contributes to their monthly magazine, Construction Executive:

• ABC Monthly Economic Indicators and Articles

As the chief economist to the Maryland Association of Realtors, Sage compiles monthly and quarterly data on Maryland markets along with conducting annual studies on their behalf:

• Maryland Housing Statistics

• Maryland Homebuyer Affordability Index

• The Role of Real Estate in Maryland’s Economy

Sage has collaborated  with MacKenzie Commercial Real Estate Services to give a quarterly market report and outlook for the Baltimore region as it pertains to commercial real estate:

• MacKenzie Market Report 

In 2006, Sage conducted the master plan for Howard County in Maryland:

• Howard County Human Services Master Plan, 2006-2010

Sage analyzed Baltimore City’s future under two separate scenarios.  The first represents a baseline or status quo scenario that is constructed using long-term City fiscal trends.  The second represents a more dynamic, but eminently possible scenario that presumes development- and growth-friendly policies that serve to generate the economic activity necessary to allow Baltimore to begin to slash its property tax rate now and to cut the prevailing rate in half over the next 20 years. 

• How the City of Baltimore Can Cut its Property Tax Rate in Half over the Next Twent Years, May 2007