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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.
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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.
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Opponents cite community concerns, while county officials say the project will help meet federal housing obligations.
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The Frederick City Council unanimously supported Community Development Block Grant funding for seven projects assisting low and moderate income households.
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D.R. Horton will build the 54 townhomes, with construction starting in 2026.
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Baltimore City Councilmember Ryan Dorsey joins the show to discuss housing legislation targeting vacant homes and affordable housing.
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Beginning in October, the state will no longer require a bachelor’s degree to get a residential real estate appraiser license.
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Baltimore's City Council President Zeke Cohen joins Midday for monthly updates on the happenings in City Hall.
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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.
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Tom speaks with Meghan McCorkell, the new Executive Director of Live Baltimore, about homeownership and increasing Baltimore's population.