Baltimore Revives Vacant Homes Block by Block | Baltimore News

Baltimore’s revitalization push is hitting home in Johnston Square, where ReBUILD Metro is breathing new life into 21 vacant homes on Mura Street—some expanded, others restored to their original charm—thanks to state backing and the city’s Affordable Housing TIF Bond program. Mayor Brandon Scott emphasizes a block-by-block strategy targeting long-neglected neighborhoods, protecting existing homeowners while sparking community renewal. The momentum is spreading: groups like We Rise aim to tackle East Federal Street with $50K per house subsidies. With 11,500+ vacant homes still standing across the city, this progress is just the beginning—but it’s a hopeful sign for residents dreaming of neighborhood transformation.

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