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Are the vacants in a once thriving community bringing in squatters or are the squatters hindering progress? Organizers, investors and residents grapple with how to best revitalize the area.
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Promising projects are on the horizon but it could still be a while before the city sees new units under the law, says the housing commissioner.
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BUILD, the influential, multifaith nonprofit group, is fighting to ensure that certain neighborhoods are included in the governor’s plan to redevelop vacants in Baltimore City.
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With an executive order Tuesday, the Maryland governor launched a new initiative to address the decades-long issue of vacant properties in the city.
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Baltimore’s City Council is looking at a new and untested approach with a special financing package aimed at revitalizing blighted neighborhoods.
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Changes to juvenile crime laws, protections for gender-affirming care, and new requirements for motorcycle and horse riders become law on October 1.
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Blighted row houses in East Baltimore have been rehabilitated into affordable units where 15 international teachers are now living onsite.
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During the town hall, attendees formed small groups to discuss strategies for attracting more residents, resources for renters and homeowners and improving affordability.
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A rooftop pool leak lead to the evacuation of the Axel Brewers Hill Apartments, fire officials said Friday.
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Baltimore’s Housing Department enacted the fixed pricing program earlier this year. It allows residents and community land trusts to purchase city-owned vacant properties for one dollar.