Baltimore home repair program faces funding cut as thousands wait for help, Baltimore

Baltimore celebrates Mura Street ribbon-cutting in Johnston Square with one home left unsold

ReBUILD Metro held a ribbon-cutting for the Mura Street homes in Baltimore's Johnston Square, where only one home remains ...

Baltimore is selling hundreds of vacant homes to city residents for just $1 each

The city of Baltimore will sell more than 200 city-owned abandoned homes to residents starting at just $1 each in an effort to revive some of its roughest neighborhoods. A city board approved the ...

Baltimore home listing reportedly has jail used for Civil War spies | PHOTOS

Home at 337 E. Hamburg Street in Baltimore is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It includes a late eighteenth-century flounder house. The Federal Hill home was the former Civil War ...

Baltimore vacant homes for $1? Some city council members ask mayor to halt proposal

BALTIMORE - Baltimore City leaders are at odds over a new policy to tackle the vacant homes crisis. Thousands of vacant properties are crumbling and pose safety risks, and some believe a proposal to ...

Baltimore homes jumped from $40K to $200K in months with no renovations in alleged ‘extensive real estate fraud scheme’

A Baltimore rowhouse sells for $40,000. Just months later, it changes hands again for around $200,000. There's just one problem: According to a new lawsuit, virtually nothing happened to the house in ...

Baltimore County, MD homes for sale & real estate

Ellicott City, MD homes for sale $697,500 median listing price Pasadena, MD homes for sale $457,750 median listing price Reisterstown, MD homes for sale $403,745 median listing price Towson, MD homes ...

Baltimore's vacant home crisis: Committee plans on obtaining billions to combat issue

BALTIMORE - A new initiative will bring together Baltimore leaders and faith organizations to help combat the city's vacant home crisis. WJZ has been covering this issue extensively for years. The ...

Baltimore home repair program faces funding cut as thousands wait for help

Thousands of Baltimore residents are waiting for help repairing their homes, but the city has less money this year to address the backlog after a temporary infusion of federal pandemic aid expired.