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More people called Baltimore home in 2024 than in the previous year. For the first time in a decade, more people moved into Baltimore City than moved out. The increase was small with only about 800 additional residents, but after years of steady decline a little growth is a sign of hope.
Meghan McCorkell, the Executive Director of Live Baltimore, joins Midday to discuss attracting and retaining more Baltimore homeowners.
Meghan McCorkell, the Executive Director of Live Baltimore, joins Midday to discuss attracting and retaining more Baltimore homeowners.
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