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Baltimore Approves $13.3M Purchase Of Downtown Hotel For Homeless Housing
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Baltimore Approves $13.3M Purchase Of Downtown Hotel For Homeless Housing
Source: Dee Liu / Getty Baltimore’s spending board has approved the $13.3 million purchase of a downtown hotel to provide housing for the city’s homeless population, the third such acquisition in two years. The property, formerly the Fairfield Inn & Suites on South President Street, has operated as a women’s shelter since 2020, when the city began using hotels for housing during the pandemic. According to the Board of Estimates’ agenda, the faci…
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