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CAMBRIDGE — Kicking the day off riverside at the Dorchester County Visitor Center, Maryland Secretary of Housing and Community Development Jake Day, along with members of his staff, spent Wednesday

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore has testified in support of measures in the General Assembly aimed at making housing more affordable and protecting renters. The governor testified Tuesday before the House

Maryland Gov. Moore testified in favor of legislation that would make housing more affordable and protect tenants during a bill hearing on Feb. 20, 2024.

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore testified Tuesday in support of measures aimed at making housing more affordable and protecting renters, some of the governor's top priorities this legislative session. Moore, a Democrat, told lawmakers that the state is facing "a true housing crisis," largely due to a lack of housing supply. He said that's holding back

The Maryland Secretary of Housing and Community Development said proposed legislation, if adopted, would drive down the state's housing shortage.

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore has testified in support of measures in the General Assembly aimed at making housing more affordable and protecting renters. The governor testified Tuesday before the House

I have written a number of articles about the new CRA and the problems its requirements will impose on banks. But there are also problems posed by what the new Rule omits.

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore has released a three-part plan to address the housing crisis in the state via a legislative agenda and the 2024 budget.

Maryland Governor Wes Moore wants housing to be a big priority this year, and he’s saying all the right things. Let’s take a look at what we’re calling “Moore Housing,” which promises to build more homes, increase funding for affordable housing, and strengthen renter protections.

DC dangerous driving bill passes first vote unanimously. Three housing bills to come before Maryland General Assembly. Micromobility company Veo will exit Arlington and Alexandria.