Dollar House

City Council President Nick Mosby's dollar house proposal failed to move out of committee last month.

Mosby framed the vote, the first since the bill was introduced in November, as just another step in the legislative process

Three key players in Mayor Scott's administration discuss the new campaign to fix one of Baltimore's most enduring failures — the blight caused by thousands of vacant homes.

Mayor Brandon Scott's cabinet leaders slammed the bills, calling them confusing and unconstitutional

City Council President Nick Mosby pitched council members on his ambitious attempt to revive the dollar house program at a Monday hearing last night

City Council President Nick Mosby is aiming to resurrect Baltimore’s popular dollar house program and create a fund for home repair grants of up to $25,000 for properties in redlined neighborhoods through a package of new bills introduced Monday.

A story about the past and (possible) future of Dollar Houses in Baltimore

Back in October, City Councilwoman Mary Pat Clarke moved to revive the city’s “Dollar House” program to revitalize blighted neighborhoods. On Wednesday,…

The Baltimore City Council Committee hearing Wednesday night on revamping the 1980s-era "Dollar-A-House" program was packed.WYPR City Hall Reporter…