News and Public Information

Incidents where homebuyers are discovering their rehabilitated house has a Vacant Building Notice (VBN) on it are increasing across Baltimore City.

Anyone buying a home in Baltimore City is encouraged to ask one simple question: Does the house have a Vacant Building Notice?

DHCD has announced awardees for the City’s initial $2.25-million investment in Community Land Trusts for single family homeownership opportunities.

Components of a Master Plan to convert more than 700 blighted and abandoned properties to new housing and green space were revealed by Mayor Young.

Mayor Brandon M. Scott has joined HUD and USICH for House America: An All-Hands-On-Deck Effort to Address the Nation’s Homelessness Crisis.

The Baltimore City Planning Commission approved the Tax Increment Financing legislation for the Perkins Somerset Oldtown Transformation area.

Efforts to eliminate blighted properties in the City of Baltimore and return them to productive use continue to progress.

The Emergency Mortgage & Housing Assistance Program helps homeowners experiencing pandemic-related economic hardship who are at risk of foreclosure.

The Baltimore City DHCD has issued its Fall 2022 Request for Proposals, offering key sites for future development.

City Council Bill 19-0429 requires signage on vacant buildings providing information to identify the owners of vacant properties.