- 1715 Hollins
- 1306 W Pratt
- 1606 W Pratt
- 1404 Lemmon
- 1407 Lemmon
- 1408 Lemmon
- 119 S Calhoun
- 126 S Carey
- 109 S Fulton
- 111 S Fulton
- 121 S Fulton

If all goes as planned, a web site will soon appear listing all the vacant properties Baltimore City has for sale. According to Ryan O'Doherty, Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake's spokesperson, it will be "just like if you went to RE/MAX dot com." Along with photographs, prices and maps, there will be estimated rehab costs and links to special financing. Qualified small developers will be able to access a $1 million revolving loan fund to finance renovations. City police, firefighters and teachers who want to move into the formerly abandoned properties will be eligible for low-cost, city-backed $5,000 loans.
The city says it expects 1,500 of these derelicts to be renovated in the first year. You can learn more via a Google search or start at the City website, Vacants to Value, or the Dominion Group's SCOPE for Dopes.
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