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| Aug 12, 2013 | Wall Hunters use murals and QR codes to raise awareness of vacants | The Wall Hunters have found a decent use for QR codes: battling blighted properties in Baltimore.
A collaboration among several street artists and Carol Ott, proprietor of the Baltimore Slumlord Watch blog, the group has painted murals on a... |
| Jan 28, 2013 | This company has 70 years of documented ownership of blighted property in Baltimore: Slumlord Watch | A blighted corner building at 701 West Lafayette Ave. in the Upton section of Baltimore was most recently owned by a company called Harris and Folick Inc., the same named company that was covered seventy years ago in 1942 for maintaining su... |
| Aug 16, 2012 | Vacant housing data set not accurate says Baltimore Slumlord Watch blogger | Technically Baltimore reported last week on Elliott Plack’s map of vacant housing in Baltimore city, assembled with the help of Open Baltimore data. According to that data, there are 15,928 vacant buildings in the city.
But the Baltimore Sl... |
| Dec 30, 2011 | Baltimore Open Government 2011 Year in Review | Following up on my previous post for the City of Philadelphia, this post describes what happened on the open government and open data fronts in the City of Baltimore in 2011.OpenBaltimore Launches
The open data movement in Baltimore officia... |