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Around 90 residents have requested relocation help from the city, according to the Mayor’s Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement. A recent survey found that most Brooklyn Homes residents don’t feel safe in the area while many put crime, food insecurity and a poor police presence as among their top concerns for quality of life.
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According to reporting by the Baltimore Banner, Baltimore City lost more than $10 million in housing grants due to staffing changes and missed deadlines.
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“There is an affordable housing shortage across the country so these numbers do not surprise us,” said officials with the city’s housing authority.
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Lori Graf of the Maryland Building Industry Association joins Midday to talk about housing in the Baltimore metropolitan area.
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We’ll go On the Record with the head of Baltimore City’s Housing Authority. The waitlist for the Low-Income Public Housing is open for the first time in four years. How will recipients be picked from the thousands who apply? Then: a new approach to inclusionary housing.
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We’ll go On the Record to hear how Bree Jones is stabilizing neighborhoods in West Baltimore. At first, investors claimed it was futile. Plus, ‘Rebuilding Together Baltimore’ helps seniors and low-income families continue to live safely in their homes.
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City residents want an inclusionary housing law.
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Governor Wes Moore joined other officials in announcing the historic funds Thursday at Coppin State University.
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As eviction rates climb, an investigation by the Baltimore Banner found a nexus of the housing affordability crisis in Anne Arundel County. Then, for the third successive year homeowners were excluded from the city’s controversial tax sale process.
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Owner-occupied homes valued at less than $250,000 will be exempt from the controversial sales tax.