Baltimore Landlord & Rental Housing Ordinance Tracker
Landlords & residential rental property: rent control, rental registration, inspection mandates, tenant protections, junk fees — tracked continuously in Baltimore, MD. CouncilRadar reads every published agenda so you hear about proposals before the council votes.
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Landlords will be required to disclose algorithmic pricing details to current and prospective tenants, with new penalties and rulemaking authority affecting how they set and communicate rents.
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A variance permits converting a single‑family home at 1610 E Chase St into two units, potentially allowing the owner to rent the additional unit.
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The council is approving a conditional use to convert a single‑family home at 2101 E Madison St into two units, allowing the property owner/landlord to create additional rental housing.
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The variance permits converting a single‑family home at 1324 N Calhoun Street into three dwelling units, directly enabling landlords to create new rental housing.
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The ordinance defines and permits accessory dwelling units with specific bulk and yard requirements, enabling landlords and property owners to add rental units on their properties.
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The study will detail licensing and registration compliance of non‑owner‑occupied rental units, affecting landlords by potentially informing future licensing, registration, or enforcement actions.
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Landlords and property owners may see changes to tax sale procedures and vacancy prevention policies that could affect how they manage and retain properties.
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The council is approving a conditional use to split a single‑family home at 1321 N Carey Street into two units, affecting the property owner/landlord by allowing a new residential rental configuration.
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Owners of multi‑family residential buildings must provide separate recycling containers and ensure pickup, adding a new compliance requirement for landlords.
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Landlords of rental dwellings will be subject to new licensing, registration, inspection, and penalty rules that could significantly change how they operate and maintain properties.
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Landlords can now add accessory dwelling units under new zoning rules, expanding rental inventory and changing bulk and yard requirements.
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Landlords and residential rental property owners will face new licensing requirements, penalties, and enforcement rules for health and safety standards.
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Property owners can now claim both historic renovation tax credits and the High‑Performance Inclusionary Housing Tax Credit, boosting incentives for landlords and developers of historic residential projects.
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The zoning approval lets the owner of 930 N Stricker Street convert a single‑family home into two rental units, affecting that landlord by permitting additional residential rentals.
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The zoning approval lets the owner of 1118 N Carey Street convert a single‑family home into three units, potentially increasing rental housing options.
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The ADU zoning changes let property owners add accessory dwelling units, giving landlords new rental opportunities and new permitting requirements.
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The zoning approval lets a property owner convert a single-family home into three rental units, affecting landlords by adding new residential rental space.
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Small landlords can add accessory dwelling units to their properties under new zoning rules, creating new rental opportunities subject to bulk and yard requirements.
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Landlords can now add accessory dwelling units under new zoning rules, allowing additional rental units subject to defined bulk and yard requirements.
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Landlords will be required to disclose algorithmic pricing details to current and prospective tenants, with new penalties and rulemaking authority, significantly changing rental fee practices.
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