Baltimore City Department of Housing & Community Development

The Affordable Housing Trust Fund Commission hosts its initial meeting.
Upton Renaissance, LLC was named the selected developer to revive the 800 blocks of Harlem and Edmondson Avenues.
CCG Operating Funds Awards
Thirty-five organizations were awarded 2019 Community Catalyst Grants operating funds.
Lots Alive Outdoor Sculpture Contest Program highlights prime locations for development.
DHCD Issues Community Development Framework
DHCD's Steve Janes discusses blight elimination strategies with 4th and 5th graders for their STEM class project.
Mayor Bernard “Jack” Young; Commissioner Michael Braverman; and the West Baltimore community celebrate the launch of West Baltimore Gateway hosted by City Councilmen Leon F. Pinkett, Eric Costello, and John T. Bullock.

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Baltimore City Department of Housing & Community Development Names Developer for Revitalization of 38 Vacant City-Owned Properties

DHCD announced today that Upton Renaissance, LLC, has been granted the development rights for 38 city-owned properties in Historic Upton. The announcement was made today on the 800 block of Harlem Avenue, the site of 28 of the vacant buildings. An additional 10 homes will be renovated in the 800 block of Edmondson Avenue.

City Seeks Partners For Key Development Opportunities

The Baltimore City Department of Housing & Community Development (DHCD) has issued its Spring Requests for Proposals (RFPs) offering key sites for future development in the neighborhoods of Upton, Coldspring and Waverly. DHCD’s Development Division will evaluate proposals with consideration for many factors, including development diversity, existing financing and development resources, as well as an interest in accomplishing specific goals and objectives of the respective neighborhoods and their stakeholders.

500 Block of Baker Street Demoed to Support Blight Elimination and Druid Heights Revitalization

Mayor Catherine E. Pugh and the Baltimore City Department of Housing & Community Development (DHCD) Commissioner Michael Braverman kicked off the full-block demolition of 502-522 Baker St., in West Baltimore. Ten vacant houses are being demolished and future plans for the site involve the expansion of the multiphase affordable homeownership project known as Bakers View Townhomes.

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