Once known for decline and blight, Baltimore is now a national urban revival story. In 2024 alone, it generated $4.4B in economic activity, grew its population, and cut crime. The city is advancing bold projects in housing, waterfront redevelopment, and port expansion — including a $1.2B public investment leveraging $5B in private capital to revitalize 37,000+ properties. Mayor Brandon Scott expands on this with Bloomberg's Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec

<p>Once known for decline and blight, Baltimore is now a national urban revival story. In 2024 alone, it generated $4.4B in economic activity, grew its population, and cut crime. The city is advancing bold projects in housing, waterfront redevelopment, and port expansion &mdash; including a $1.2B public investment leveraging $5B in private capital to revitalize 37,000+ properties. Mayor Brandon Scott expands on this with Bloomberg's Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec</p>

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Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott Talks Revival Story

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