Jul 16, 2024

Small houses in East Baltimore to offer new life for homeless families

The blighted, abandoned site was acquired for $27,000 by developer Mark Sapperstein and his family out of the Vacants to Value program.

The 13 homes line a long-vacant alley street in East Baltimore.

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