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83 new rental units are on the way to becoming part of the city’s affordable housing stock.
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Residents raise concerns over affordable housing, as cost of living continues to rise in the fastest growing city in Maryland.
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The suit claims tenants are living with mold, rodents and serious structural issues.
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Mayor Brandon Scott and a few City Council members have proposed a package of bills to allow more multi-family housing — like duplexes and fourplexes — in areas where they’re currently banned.
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Some residents of Towson's Stoneleigh neighborhood have been working for two years to remove racist covenants from home deeds.
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Two high school friends, who discovered their families had textbook example -- though polar opposite -- experiences with housing discrimination in Baltimore, set out to disrupt the cycles of lost generational wealth with Project Own.
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One group awarded state funds for reducing vacant properties is also helping women break into real estate.
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It’s the first newly built off-campus housing project for students in 20 years.
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Council members likely to vote down the loan Monday.
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A state law going into effect Tuesday requires Maryland landlords to provide tenants with information about mold prevention.