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Baltimore, mentioned 17 times across podcast episodes and expert conversations analyzed by Sonic.

What Baltimore has said

The city of Baltimore is pioneering the use of Tax Increment Financing (TIF) for non-contiguous areas to fund the redevelopment of vacant properties across the city.

bullish·Brandon Scott

The number of vacant properties in Baltimore has decreased from 16,000 to 11,806 during Mayor Brandon Scott's time in office.

bullish·Brandon Scott

A key competitive advantage for Baltimore is the co-location of two major research institutions, Johns Hopkins University and the University of Maryland.

bullish·Brandon Scott

The city of Baltimore is pioneering the use of Tax Increment Financing (TIF) for non-contiguous areas to fund the redevelopment of vacant properties across the city.

Expert perspectiveBrandon ScottMay 4

The number of vacant properties in Baltimore has decreased from 16,000 to 11,806 during Mayor Brandon Scott's time in office.

Expert perspectiveBrandon ScottMay 4

A key competitive advantage for Baltimore is the co-location of two major research institutions, Johns Hopkins University and the University of Maryland.

Expert perspectiveBrandon ScottMay 4

Baltimore's proximity to federal installations like Fort Meade and the National Security Agency (NSA) is a strategic advantage for attracting defense and technology companies.

Expert perspectiveBrandon ScottMay 4

Baltimore's competitive advantage for attracting tech companies includes its proximity to Washington D.C. (a 29-minute train ride) and lower costs of living and business operations.

Expert perspectiveBrandon ScottMay 4

Baltimore's technology sector has received approximately $600 million in capital investment over the last few years.

Expert perspectiveBrandon ScottMay 4

Baltimore's "Buy Back the Block" program aims to convert renters into homeowners by targeting those whose rent payments exceed potential mortgage costs.

Expert perspectiveBrandon ScottMay 4

The city of Baltimore has eliminated approximately 25% of its vacant houses during Mayor Brandon Scott's term.

Expert perspectiveBrandon ScottMay 4

Baltimore's first round of Tax Increment Financing (TIF) for vacant properties offered $28 million and received $380 million in applications from developers.

Expert perspectiveBrandon ScottMay 4

Baltimore's population has declined from a peak of approximately 1 million people to a current level of 600,000.

Expert perspectiveBrandon ScottMay 4

Renovating a vacant house in Baltimore to meet living standards costs between $100,000 and $150,000.

Expert perspectiveBrandon ScottMay 4

The majority of vacant properties in Baltimore are privately owned, not owned by the city government.

Expert perspectiveBrandon ScottMay 4

The neighborhoods in Baltimore with high vacancy rates in 2020 directly correspond to the same areas that were subject to racial redlining in 1937.

Expert perspectiveBrandon ScottMay 4

The city of Baltimore is using AI in its fire and housing departments to help identify and assess the structural integrity of vacant properties for potential condemnation.

Expert perspectiveBrandon ScottMay 4

The city of Baltimore has a 15-year strategy to resolve its vacant housing crisis.

Expert perspectiveBrandon ScottMay 4

As of December 8, 2020, Baltimore had 16,000 vacant properties, a number that had remained largely unchanged for 20 years.

Expert perspectiveBrandon ScottMay 4

In December 2000, the city of Baltimore had 16,000 vacant properties.

Expert perspectiveBrandon ScottMay 4

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