Did the City launch the Buyer's Choice application route?
ConfirmedYes. The September 2025 official update says the program was open and accepting CLT-submitted applications through Neighborly.
Baltimore AHTF Buyer's Choice update ↗HomeBase
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Baltimore officially opened the CLT Buyer's Choice subsidy with an estimated $2 million FY2026 transfer. The Trust Fund is continuing and nonlapsing, and the Neighborly participant portal remains reachable. We have not found a public current remaining balance or a distinct FY2027 allocation, so HomeBase keeps the program limited and requires a participating CLT to confirm reservation.
Official information incomplete
Official records establish launch and nonlapsing funding authority but do not publish the current program balance or a FY2027 program-specific allocation.
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Yes. The September 2025 official update says the program was open and accepting CLT-submitted applications through Neighborly.
Baltimore AHTF Buyer's Choice update ↗The City estimated an approximately $2 million FY2026 transfer for Buyer's Choice.
Baltimore AHTF Commission transcript ↗No automatic lapse can be inferred. The City Charter establishes AHTF as continuing and nonlapsing, and unspent balances remain in the fund.
Baltimore City Charter Article I, Section 14 ↗No public live balance, reservation count, or exhaustion notice was found. A reachable portal does not answer this question.
Baltimore Neighborly participant portal ↗No public FY2027 program-specific allocation was found in the current official-source search.
Baltimore AHTF records ↗Yes. NEHI’s $1 million, ten-slot Buyer’s Choice agreement runs through November 19, 2026. This confirms one continuing CLT route, but not its remaining balance.
Baltimore City Board of Estimates, November 20, 2024 ↗The program is published. Only the claim that money is currently reservable for a particular buyer and home is withheld because the City does not publish a live balance or FY2027 Buyer's Choice award.
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