Housing

Moore testified Tuesday on his signature pieces of legislation to curb grocery prices and boost affordable housing stock.

An ordinance meant to provide stronger protections for tenants and hold bad landlords accountable needs many amendments to become law.

Officials say it will help with Baltimore County’s housing shortage.

1-in-5 Frederick households are cost burdened, earning $75,000 or less per year and spending more than 30% of their income just to afford their home.

Wes Moore led his fourth annual address with a plea for the Senate to vote on a new Congressional map for Maryland, receiving mixed reaction from lawmakers.

New plan raises tax credit cap, increases relief for homeowners, and launches enrollment campaign for state tax credits.

Frederick County and City worked together to tally the number of unhoused people as part of the federal point in time survey.

City leaders say an unlicensed South Baltimore apartment building is among dozens flagged for serious housing violations, underscoring broader concerns about enforcement.

The state wants to ramp up permitting so that roughly 39,000 homes are approved each year.

People are at a 44% higher risk of instability if they have medical debt.