Housing

Governor Wes Moore stopped in East Baltimore Friday to announce a $1.25 million dollar grant for a housing non-profit, constructing new homes in a formerly redlined neighborhood.

The Baltimore City Council is considering a package of bills to increasing the housing stock. Jody Landers, former Baltimore City Councilmember, says other solutions are needed.

Opponents cite community concerns, while county officials say the project will help meet federal housing obligations.

The Frederick City Council unanimously supported Community Development Block Grant funding for seven projects assisting low and moderate income households.

D.R. Horton will build the 54 townhomes, with construction starting in 2026.

Baltimore City Councilmember Ryan Dorsey joins the show to discuss housing legislation targeting vacant homes and affordable housing.

Beginning in October, the state will no longer require a bachelor’s degree to get a residential real estate appraiser license.

Baltimore's City Council President Zeke Cohen joins Midday for monthly updates on the happenings in City Hall.

Proponents of low-density multi-family housing argue that it increases housing stock by allowing for more units but also expands options by creating smaller homes for starter families or empty nesters.

Tom speaks with Meghan McCorkell, the new Executive Director of Live Baltimore, about homeownership and increasing Baltimore's population.