By Tristan Navera – Staff Reporter, Washington Business Journal a day ago
At a recent conference, D.C.-based Urban Land Institute laid out factors that constrain new housing construction in Greater Washington and nationwide, threatening to make housing affordability even worse than before. Continue reading at Washington Business Journal.
by William J. Ford Former Prince George’s County Rushern L. Baker III stood Wednesday in a Suitland neighborhood that has been one of the most crime-ridden areas in the county and the D.C. region. Today, the […]
BALTIMORE SUN: Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott will unveil an ambitious $3 billion plan Monday to attack the city’s thousands of vacant properties, promising to address a decades-old problem with funding from a newly created Tax […]
Author: Bria Jenkins The “Movies on the Potomac” series is back at National Harbor starting in May with a lineup you won’t want to miss. The popular outdoor movies series is set to run from May […]
