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Leisure World, MD · Real Estate
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Few apartments are open for low-income renters, but cost drops in some cities
Fewer than 1 in 20 rental listings across the largest U.S. cities are flagged as reserved for renters under an income limit, according to new data from Apartments.com. But average income-restricted rent fell year over year in 13 of the 50 markets, compared with three for market-rate rent. Just 4.6%...
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arkansasadvocate.com
Few apartments are open for low-income renters, but cost drops in some cities
Fewer than 1 in 20 rental listings across the largest U.S. cities are flagged as reserved for renters under an income limit, according to new data from Apartments.com. But average income-restricted rent fell year over year in 13 of the 50 markets, compared with three for market-rate rent. Just 4.6%...
thezebra.org
Alexandria Housing: Zoning for Housing Forum Nov. 16
Alexandria, VA – Few topics can get Alexandrians talking quite like housing and development. How much growth can the city accommodate? Will new zoning rules make housing more affordable? What happens to the character of established neighborhoods? And perhaps most importantly, how much say will residents have in what comes next?
takingthekids.com
This Tiny Maryland Convenience Store Serves Homemade Sandwiches That Keep Locals Coming Back
A country store that has been selling goods from the same spot since 1877 now builds sandwiches people drive out of their way to eat. That alone made me sit up. A store older than the light bulb is still feeding its neighbors. The building is a two-story, gable-front structure....
thewash.org
Waterfront residents say housing development projects doing more harm than good
With the election around the corner, Southwest residents ask for a mayor who is in touch with community needs. Waterfront residents Jenna O’Brien and Janice Anish love to spend time at the nearby Hain’s Point golf course, which serves as a place where the community can gather to take golf classes, bike and have picnics with families.
stclaircourier.com
The Capital Region’s Housing Market Doesn’t Take the Winter Off
The housing market across the Washington Capital Region stays active through winter because it runs on a year-round cycle rather than the sharp seasonal swings seen in many parts of the country. A diverse workforce, limited new construction and a steady flow of relocations keep buyers and sellers moving across D.C., Maryland and Northern Virginia even as the holidays approach.