Housing

The 700 block of Mura Street is getting a $5.5 million transformation — and residents say it's been a long time coming.

Midday hears from Charles Duff, past President of Jubilee Baltimore, about population and housing trends in Baltimore City.

Hope Village, a new tiny home development turns unhoused into first-time homebuyers.

The bill would protect in state law a standard backed by the U.S. Supreme Court but opposed by the first Trump Administration.

The City of Baltimore only has two contractors, found through a standardized procurement method, to do demolition work. A prominent group member questioned if that was enough to meet the city’s need as it ratchets up its goal of reducing 5,000 vacant properties in five years.

A bill in the General Assembly would authorize local jurisdictions to pass laws requiring landlords to have an approved reason to end a lease.

Ever since Governor Wes Moore signed an executive order in October to establish the Baltimore Vacants Reinvestment Council, there has been a lot of anticipation surrounding the city's efforts to tackle its vacant property crisis.