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• A Tale of Two States

  We all know that local resistance to the construction of affordable rental family housing is a key factor affecting our industry and the housing opportunities we can provide.

• st. john's college, annapolis, maryland

  challenge How do you tackle a renovation project when it is one of only a handful of buildings east of the Mississippi by noted International Style architect, Richard Neutra? That was the task facing Baltimore-based Ziger/Snead Architects in its quest to provide 'restoration and modernization'...

• Inclusionary Zoning Catches On

  Editor’s note: The following is a transcript of an Editorial Forum held by Hanley Wood, LLC, the publisher of Affordable Housing Finance and Apartment Finance Today magazines, in Washington, D.C., on Sept. 12.

• Ex-Convent Offers Common Ground

  BALTIMORE - The spirit of St. Elizabeth Convent continues in Clare Court. A 30-unit affordable housing development, Clare Court serves families adopting children from the local foster care system, persons with disabilities, and seniors.

• Montgomery County, Md.: 12,000 Units Created byMontgomery County Program

  The Moderately Priced Dwelling Unit Program (MPDU) here is believed to be the nation’s first mandatory inclusionary zoning law that provided a density bonus to builders to provide affordable housing.

• Baltimore convent provides multigenerational affordablehousing

  Baltimore—After serving the community for nearly 82 years as an orphanage and special education school, St. Elizabeth Convent has found yet another purpose: affordable housing.

• Baltimore takes on HUD properties

  Baltimore Affordable housing advocates are growing increasingly frustrated as old, bankrupt affordable housing properties are auctioned off by the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), often to owners that flip the projects to market-rate.

• Regional Markets: Nationwide

  Eldersburg, Md. – Bulls Capital Partners, LLC, announced in March that it had provided an $8.9 million Fannie Mae loan for Rachuba Group’s 134-unit Piney Ridge Apartments here in Carroll County near Baltimore.

• Regional Markets: Northeast &Mid-Atlantic

  Bendix Anderson

• Notebook

  Online building permits; sunroom code changes; tool recalls; plumbing with lead-containing brass reconsidered; foundation failures in Texas droughts; more