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We cannot achieve our goal to eliminate blight in Baltimore without the drive, ingenuity, and passion of our buyers. Whether it be whole block development or one house at a time, these gamechangers tackle the odds that come with vacant building rehabilitation to ultimately improve our communities. Read how One House buyers are transforming Baltimore’s blighted neighborhoods in these success stories.

 

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Side by side images of different One House At A Time Renovations. First image: a block of colorful rowhouses. Second image: interior of a home with a lot of wood features. Third image: a yellow, green, and red house. Forth image: interior of a rowhouse with a brick accent wall. Fifth image: a gray rowhouse with a teal door.

Success Stories Recap: How One House At A Time Buyers Are Rebuilding Baltimore

Every renovation has a story. From narrow rowhomes to large-scale, palatial builds, One House At A Time success stories demonstrate why small developers are crucial to the revitalization and reduction of vacancies in Baltimore neighborhoods. Let’s look back at what we’ve learned from these inspiring profiles.

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1619 N. Spring Street

One House Profile: Nesting Wisely

Shuna’ and DeAnte’ Gordon of Nesting Wisely are known as “superheroes” in East Baltimore thanks to their work redeveloping vacant homes. The married couple renovated 75 properties in their career so far, prioritizing community involvement and affordable housing.

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824 Edmondson Avenue interior after renovation. Exposed brick wall with display niche, gray furniture, bright natural lighting coming though window near white door.

One House Profile: 824 Edmondson Avenue

The JD Clark Companies, a suite of real estate firms, conducts business based on their trademark slogan: “Transforming Communities Through Social Impact.” Their latest transformation is 824 Edmondson Avenue, a distressed vacant renewed as an energy efficient home that uplifts its West Baltimore neighbors.

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3504 Woodbrook Avenue

One House Profile: 3504 Woodbrook Avenue

Once a vacant building, then a pile of debris upon collapse, 3504 Woodbrook Avenue now stands as an elegant rowhome filled with high-end features meant to make its future tenant’s lives easier.

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    Four photos of renovated Baltimore homes

    Success Stories Recap: How One House At A Time Buyers Are Rebuilding Baltimore

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    1619 N. Spring Street

    One House Profile: Nesting Wisely

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    824 Edmondson Avenue interior after renovation. Exposed brick wall with display niche, gray furniture, bright natural lighting coming though window near white door.

    One House Profile: 824 Edmondson Avenue

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    3504 Woodbrook Avenue

    One House Profile: 3504 Woodbrook Avenue

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    3502 Woodbrook Avenue

    One House Profile: 3502 Woodbrook Avenue

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    2125 Denison Street after renovation. Two-unit home with gray siding.

    One House Profile: M&G Real Estate Ventures

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    2928 Oakford Avenue after renovation. Black and white staircase with aisle lighting.

    One House Profile: 2928 Oakford Avenue

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    1400 Block of North Bethel Street

    One House Profile: The 1400 Block of North Bethel Street

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    513 and 515 N. East Avenue after renovation

    One House Profile: The Southeast CDC

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    547 N. Pulaski Street

    One House Profile: 547 N. Pulaski Street

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    2127 E. Chase Street After Interior

    One House Profile: The 2100 Block of East Chase Street

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    4107 Walrad Street

    One House Profile: 4107 Walrad Street

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    2504 Barclay Street

    One House Profile: 2504 Barclay Street

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    426 Mosher Street

    One House Profile: 426 Mosher Street

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    1629 N. Broadway

    One House Profile: 1629 N. Broadway

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    1224 W. Ostend Street

    One House Profile: Habitat for Humanity of the Chesapeake

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    2040 E. Pratt Street

    One House Profile: 2040 East Pratt Street

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