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21-story building pitched for Wisconsin Avenue, near Farm Women s Market

21-story building pitched for Wisconsin Avenue, near Farm Women s Market
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Opinion: Private workforce losses show Montgomery County s economic decline

Industry giants such as Amazon, Microsoft are passing the county by By Jacob Sesker | share this Montgomery County’s long economic decline is accelerating, and if residents and businesses aren’t alarmed yet, they should be. In spite of having an educated workforce, proximity to the nation’s capital, and several large private employers, the county’s value proposition to businesses in the market for new locations or considering expansions is not helping the county to grow or maintain its share of regional jobs in industries and occupations that pay high wages. Those jobs are important to the county’s ability to fund the critical government services that the community needs and expects.

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Development pitched for Nebel Street, Old Georgetown Road in White Flint

Project aims to provide units for people with a variety of incomes May 19, 2021 | 4:51 pm share this via Montgomery County Planning Department A development proposal in the White Flint area calling for a six-story building with 170 residences has been filed with the Montgomery County Planning Department. The Montgomery Housing Partnership has proposed a six-story residential building at the intersection of Nebel Street and Old Georgetown Road. The group’s development application says the goal is to provide units for people with a range of incomes. At least 25% (43) of the units will be designated as affordable housing and some will be rented at “levels substantially below” affordable housing guidelines.

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The vision for Silver Spring leans urbanist, with glaring exceptions

For the last several months, Montgomery County’s Planning Department has been administering the “visioning” phase of the Silver Spring downtown and Adjacent Communities Plan, which will determine zoning in and around Silver Spring’s downtown for decades to come. The plan will carry forward principles currently outlined in the developing Thrive 2050 General plan for the county, such as improved affordability, walkable communities, and transit-oriented development. Most controversially, the plan includes modest upzoning of single-family-only neighborhoods close to transit to allow for missing middle housing, which the county defines as housing types that bridge the gap between single-family detached units and mid-rise apartment buildings.

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County Planning Board Reviews Study Aimed at Helping Minority-Owned Businesses

County Planning Board Reviews Study Aimed at Helping Minority-Owned Businesses In Silver Spring, Wheaton and the Takoma-Langley Crossroads, there are 279 diverse retailers, creating 1,400 jobs and approximately $138 million in revenue. The Montgomery County Planning Department, which is part of the Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission, just released a study to determine how the county can strengthen these minority-owned businesses. In each of these three communities, the number of Black, Asian and Hispanic residents has increased since 2010. In Silver Spring, the White population decreased by 1.8% while the Black population increased by 20.9%, the Asian population increased by 25.5% and the Hispanic population grew by 37.9%, according to the study.

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