Which Baltimore neighborhoods have seen the greatest reduction in vacants?

Baltimore is making real progress in tackling vacant properties, with a bold goal to revitalize 5,000 homes by July 2029—down from an original 16,000. Already, about 1,800 homes have been brought back to life, and we’re seeing some neighborhoods truly transform thanks to focused renovations and new construction. As someone who’s deeply invested in Baltimore City and County real estate, it’s encouraging to watch these changes take root. Whether you’re looking to buy, sell, or invest, understanding how these revitalization efforts are impacting neighborhoods can open up new possibilities.