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In Arlington, for local races, the primary is usually where the action is. As a heavily Democratic county, general election races in November are less competitive than intra-party primary races earlier in the year. The upcoming Nov. 7 election will feature a dozen races for which Arlington residents can cast their votes, though seven are

Early voting is picking up speed in Arlington while Arlington County Board candidates focus on Missing Middle and taxes. The general election on Nov. 7 is less than two weeks away and at this point, far more people are voting early in person this year compared to 2019, the last election year without gubernatorial or

Missing Middle To Help House Hunters With '6-Figure Income': Realtor - Arlington, VA - A local Realtor is seeing a lot of people making "decent money" who cannot get into the Arlington market because of lack of housing supply.

This rise in health insurance premiums doesnt necessarily guarantee broader coverage. With healthcare costs skyrocketing, insurance rates have followed suit

Bowser makes case for plans at RFK Stadium. Judge allows Arlington residents’ case against Missing Middle to move forward. Prince George’s County real estate investors concerned about possibility of permanent rent stabilization

Lawsuit Against Arlington's Missing Middle Allowed To Move Forward - Arlington, VA - A judge ruled Thursday that a lawsuit filed by homeowners against Arlington's Missing Middle Housing reform can move forward to trial.

The resident lawsuit against Arlington County's Missing Middle zoning ordinances can move forward. Today (Thursday), retired Fairfax County Judge David Schell denied most of the county's motions to dismiss the case, according to an attorney for the 10 residents who sued Arlington. He had put off making a decision for one month when the parties

YIMBY Melbourne's Jonathan O’Brien argues Melbourne "can no longer have a city that is patches of towers joined by the flat carpet of single detached dwellings.

Want to know more about market conditions, the Missing Middle and more? Check out Eli Tucker in a special podcast with ARLnow.

ARLINGTON — They are known as “missing middle homes" – duplexes, carriage houses, cottages, in-law apartments, and small apartment complexes that provide housing for those who earn too much to