Baltimore City Department of Housing & Community Development

Community Catalyst Grants Capital Awards
Mayor Bernard C. "Jack" Young, Secretary Kenneth Holt, and the DHCD team celebrate the groundbreaking of Greenmount & Chase.
Park Heights RFP Award Announcement
Dr. Lawrence Brown, Morgan State University, presenting at a recent AHTF Meeting.
Expressions of Interest
Kathleen Byrne speaking at a Baltimore Builds Workshop.
DHCD helps the City host Kawasaki Delegation.
Ed Reed Foundation supporting homeownership in Upton.

Recent News

City Invites Expressions of Interest

The City of Baltimore has launched a call for expressions of interest (EOI) to develop several parcels of publicly-owned properties throughout Baltimore city. The EOI aims to (a) begin the redevelopment process by publicizing information about properties primed for redevelopment, (b) establish a list of interested and qualified parties or firms, and (c) lead to the development of Requests for Proposals if warranted.

Baltimore City Begins Registration Process for Short-Term Residential Rentals

Effective December 31, 2019, all short-term rental properties (properties that rent for 90 or fewer consecutive days) must be licensed. A homeowner may be issued a short-term residential rental license for his or her permanent residence − one in which the owner resides for at least 180 days annually.

Mayor Young and DHCD Announce $3.3 Million in Capital Grants

Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young and the City’s Department of Housing & Community Development named 25 grant awards today under the Community Catalyst Grants Program. The grants, which total $3.3 million, are expected to help leverage over $52 million in development activity across Baltimore neighborhoods.