ReBUILD Metro On A Mission To Tackle Baltimore’s Vacant Housing Problem

A local nonprofit organization is on a mission to reduce the number of vacant homes throughout Baltimore City. The organization, ReBUILD Metro, has developed a unique and successful strategy for successful strategy since it was founded in 2002. “So, our vision became that we wanted to create a home and community environment from the rail station down to Hopkins, two of the most important venues in our city,” Rev. Calvin Keene, the group’s cofounder, told WJZ.  “And recognizing if we could make that connection, we could make a significant difference in the community in which people were living.”