01 Impact
Convene, educate, and assist with policy in order to build a shared regional vision and goals for IHD with agencies, community groups and housing advocates.
Industrialized Housing Delivery (IHD) works only when many people change how they work together: agencies, lenders, builders, schools and neighbors. Impact is how BMOD brings them to one table and keeps them there.
Outcomes we are working toward
A collaboration framework
A homeowner stabilization plan, distinct from existing repair programs
A pilot plan for State recognition of the future NIBS–MOD X Housing System Certification Program
Financing, policy & regulation report
What Impact looks like today
BMOD is actively connecting with officials at the City and State level to find ways to streamline scalable IHD through permitting, codes, and zoning.
We share what we learn in public: findings, workshop recordings and field notes in the BMOD Library.
We take Baltimore’s case to national audiences, including a session at the 2026 National Modular Housing Conference in November.
On your project
Leveraging the larger ecosystem. BMOD offers a project’s owner visioning, placing the project within a broader vision for community development across the city, discussed with the owner, its partners and City and State agencies; introductions to City and State agencies and partners, and connections to the City and State investment programs that can reach the neighborhood; and capacity building, such as helping a community association incorporate, or exploring the feasibility of a community development corporation to acquire, redevelop and manage housing. This is distinct from the project-specific development advice in the Develop activity.
Who should get in touch
Government agencies, community organizations and residents, lenders and funders, researchers, and anyone working on housing policy in the Baltimore region.