ReBUILD Metro held a ribbon-cutting on Thursday, Oct. 29, for the Mura Street homes in Johnston Square, an East Baltimore neighborhood, and said only one home on the block is still unsold. Mayor Brandon Scott, state Sen. Cory McCray, Council President Zeke Cohen and Comptroller Bill Henry were among the officials at the event.
According to the Baltimore Brew, the $5.5 million project turns 16 vacant rowhouses into eight double-wide homes and rebuilds two more rowhouses, for 10 homes in all.
What Was Built
ReBUILD Metro, a nonprofit, rebuilt vacant rowhouses on the Mura Street block as homes for sale. Sean Closkey, president of ReBUILD Metro, said only one home on the block remains unsold. The recording did not specify prices or buyers…