Eight years and tens of millions of dollars later, officials count 16,500 vacant buildings in the city. The city faces two principle obstacles to putting a dent in that number: the lengthy legal process it must follow to take control of buildings, and the rate at which people are leaving Baltimore.
Source: Sun
In 2010, Baltimore had 16,800 vacants. Eight years and millions of dollars later, the number is down to 16,500
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