On one side of a Park Heights street, a $43 million plan to overhaul an elementary-middle school was well on its way. On the other side stood nine vacant houses, some little more than partially collapsed shells. Baltimore housing officials had been trying to find a developer to fix up the two-story…
Source: Sun
Baltimore housing tries something new: Renovating crumbling homes itself to try fixing a whole block
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