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    Baltimore nonprofit finds local homes for travelers seeking abortion, other medical care
    Hosts for Humanity, a small nonprofit that assists people traveling to Baltimore for healthcare, is relaunching next month and broadening its scope to welcome those coming here for abortions. Already, 15 new families have signed up to be hosts.
    Jenny Owens inside her home in Roland Park.
    A Baltimore nonprofit that houses vulnerable tenants stopped paying rents. Now, many fear eviction.
    City officials said they are committed to ensuring every tenant stays housed — and paying off what’s now owed to landlords in back payments.
    A Baltimore nonprofit that manages affordable housing for vulnerable tenants stopped paying rent and now some are facing eviction.
    A man took poison here: Tales in restoring a century-old Baltimore rowhouse
    Our lives are forever marked by the pandemic years. We are different people than before. We saw death, yet life went on. I restored a broken-down rowhouse in Baltimore.
    Reporter Tim Prudente applies finish on the wood floors of his Baltimore rowhome.
    Baltimore’s biggest math problem: Why the city’s vacant housing crisis isn’t getting better
    Baltimore doesn’t have enough money to tackle every neighborhood. And the vacancy challenge is growing.
    The scope of Baltimore's vacant housing problem is huge and the city lacks tools other cities have used to manage the problem.
    What Baltimore can learn from other cities that have tackled vacant properties
    The Baltimore Banner went looking for examples of how other cities have addressed vacant and blighted housing. These are some of their stories.
    Starting in 2012, Chicago’s Southwest Organizing Project (SWOP) partnered with a for-profit developer and a community group on reviving about 90 vacant and blighted buildings in a 20-block stretch of the city for rental or homeownership. The group’s first project, on the corner of Washtenaw Avenue and W 62nd Street, was converted from a vacant property into a 13-unit residential building that opened in summer 2016.
    What Baltimore-area homebuyers can expect this spring
    Buyers are routinely offering more than $100,000 over asking price for homes in the Baltimore area, making it very challenging to buy a home.
    Real estate agent Jojo Olaseha
    Despite historic investment in rental assistance, Baltimore-area renters still falling through the cracks
    A historic amount of federal pandemic aid is a challenge for local governments to distribute.
    Photo by Pamela Wood/The Baltimore Banner -- Demonstrators organized by Communities United march briefly outside the Charles R. Benton Jr. Building in Baltimore on Wednesday, March 30, 2022 to call attention to disparities in government spending on police versus housing. They used a projector to put their message on the side of the building, where the offices of the city's housing authority are located.
    Family that owns home where firefighters died speaks out for first time, illustrates city’s challenges with vacants
    A look at the history of a vacant property in West Baltimore, where a fire claimed the lives of three Baltimore firefighters. The blaze has revived a decades-old debate about how the city should tackle its scourge of vacant homes.
    A gap between homes in the 200 block of S. Stricker St. marks the spot where a vacant home burned and collapsed, killing three Baltimore firefighters.
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