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Overlea Building Demolished After Neighbors Complain

Contributor: Kanika Ware
Last Update: 2/09 6:56 pm
Baltimore County has demolished a vacant residential building causing problems in one neighborhood.

Baltimore County Executive Jim Smith made the announcement today. The County destroyed the building at 106 Greenwood Avenue in Overlea because of complaints from neighbors. Residents say there were break-ins and parties inside the building. Neighbors also say the outside of the building was vandalized.

Baltimore County Executive Jim Smith says the county now owns the lot. Smith made the announcement about the demolition today. Smith says the county will maintain the lot until an appropriate buyer is found. 
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