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PLEASE NOTE: Due to information recently released from HUD, the Housing Authority of Baltimore City (HABC) has suspended the planning process for its Fiscal year 2009 Annual Plan. When HABC resumes the planning process, a new notice of the comment period and public meeting will be issued. The public meeting scheduled for April 17, 2008 at Pleasant View Gardens is cancelled.
A draft copy of the Housing Authority of Baltimore City (HABC) FY 2009 Annual Plan is now available for review
and comment from March 17, 2008 through April 16, 2008.
Housing Authority of Baltimore City
The proposed 2009 Annual Plan is also available for the public at HABC's Main Office located at 417 E. Fayette Street,
Suite 1301, Baltimore, MD 21202 (please call Ms. Joyce Stewart for an appointment at 410-396-1810); on this website and at the following locations:
HABC Rental & Assisted Housing Office
1225 West Pratt Street
Baltimore, MD 21223
The Enoch Pratt Free Public Library
Main Branch,
The Maryland Room
400 Cathedral Street
Baltimore, MD 21201
All HABC Public Housing Development Management Offices
 Volume I: The FY 09 MTW Annual Plan
Volume II: THE FY 09 Annual Plan Housing Choice Voucher Administrative Plan
Volume III: The FY 09 MTW Annual Plan Admissions and Continued Occupancy Policies for the Public Housing Program |
2007-2008 Annual Action Plan |
The FY 2007/CFY 2008 Annual Action Plan marks the third year of the five year Consolidated Plan and identifies the activities to be undertaken during the program year.
Download the Annual Action Plan for FY2007/CFY 2008.
Download the Summary of Activities. |
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At the request of Mayor Sheila Dixon, the Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD) announces a plan to create a land bank that can be implemented within 12 months. The Department of Housing and Community Development proposes a 3 step approach that will return abandoned properties to productive use. The plan will require that the City:
(1) Place responsibility for abandoned property suitable for development or redevelopment under management and control of a central agency
(2) Provide that agency with authority to sell abandoned property subject to routine reporting and auditing requirements; and
(3) Create a non-profit land bank entity with authority to acquire, maintain, and sell abandoned property on behalf of the City.
Click here for the Land Bank Plan |
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