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MDOT begins developer search for Bowie State MARC station project
Maryland aims to transform Bowie State MARC station with affordable housing, pedestrian bridge, and expanded transit as part of Penn Line growth.
MD Supreme Court allows source-of-income lawsuit to move forward
The Maryland Supreme Court allowed a Baltimore woman to move forward with her lawsuit alleging source-of-income discrimination.
Groundbreaking held for affordable housing units in Howard County
Howard County and state elected officials joined nonprofit leaders for the groundbreakings of two affordable housing communities in Columbia.
Baltimore neighborhood first to receive UPLIFT funds for quality affordable housing
Maryland’s UPLIFT fund is launching with $1.25M to build 27 homes in Orchard Ridge, aiming to close the racial wealth gap.
MD Supreme Court hears arguments in source-of-income housing discrimination case
Maryland’s top court heard a case on landlord income rules for tenants using housing vouchers under the state's anti-discrimination law.
West Baltimore neighborhood groups seek housing reform through courts
Baltimore residents are suing over tax sales, stalled developments and unsafe housing, seeking solutions for the city’s growing housing and vacancy crisis.
What’s next in Commanders’ process of building new stadium in DC
A proposed new Washington Commanders stadium needs majority approval from the Council of the District of Columbia, far from a formality or a rubber stamp.
Aging population raises concerns about affordable housing, workforce shortages
An industry report from NIC MAP says the current senior living development pace shows a 550,000-unit shortfall by 2030.
Trump administration throws hundreds of affordable housing projects into limbo after contract cuts
The Trump administration has stalled at least $60 million in funding intended largely for affordable housing developments nationwide.
Moore sees third session and beyond as a tale of ‘2 storms’
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore has one eye on the state's growing budget deficit and the other on the incoming Donald Trump administration.
MD contributing funds for 68-unit affordable housing units in Columbia
Top Maryland officials said an affordable housing complex in Columbia represents a chance to help low- and middle-income renters.
Moore administration cites housing costs in backing Baltimore County exec’s contested veto
The Wes Moore administration backed the Baltimore County executive's veto of limits on new housing developments in areas with overcrowded schools.
