Montgomery County DHCA published its Affordable Housing Pipeline report listing FY2026 financed projects and those under consideration for FY2027 financing.
Montgomery County has produced or preserved 10,031 affordable housing units for households at 30%–70% AMI between FY2019 and FY2026.
Montgomery County and MHP celebrated the grand opening of The Chimes, a 163-unit affordable rental development half a mile from the North Bethesda Metro.
Proposed bill would expand the geographic boundaries of the Wheaton Urban District under county law.
Proposed bill would require platforms like Airbnb to verify county rental licenses before listing or processing payment for short-term rentals.
Proposed bill would remove owner-occupancy requirement for accessory dwelling units and waive fees for affordable ADUs.
Proposed bill would require landlords to accept certain payment forms for rent, deposits, and fees under county landlord-tenant law.
A Council bill would require multifamily landlords to activate air conditioning starting May 15, moving up the current June 1 deadline.
Bill 38-26 would ban housing discrimination based on citizenship or immigration status and allow lease-breaking after immigration enforcement actions.
Friedson and Fani-González introduce legislation to remove owner-occupancy requirements and waive fees for affordable ADUs.
County Executive and Council President join officials Sept. 17 for ribbon-cutting at The Chimes at North Bethesda, backed by $19.45M in county financing.
8727 Colesville Road in Silver Spring is converting from commercial to 227-unit residential with 114 affordable units under a By-Right PILOT.
For the first time, the County used Expedited Bill 38-23 to assign its Right of First Refusal to preserve Tilbury Gardens and Argyle Apartments.
NOBE II project in North Bethesda receives $38.4M county investment including $38M HIF-CIP loan for a new 268-unit affordable building.
Seabury at Springvale Terrace in Silver Spring receives $30.9M HIF-CIP loan to redevelop senior facility with 186 affordable units.
DHCA reports $704M in loans across 126 projects produced or preserved 10,031 affordable rental units from FY19–FY26.
One- and two-bedroom affordable units open at The Rae in Bethesda starting Sept. 21, rents from $1,702/month.
Ribbon cutting for the 163-unit Chimes at North Bethesda affordable housing development is scheduled for Thursday, with all units restricted to households at or below 80% AMI.
Council introduced legislation to eliminate the owner-occupancy requirement for ADUs and waive fees for units rented at affordable rates.
Councilmember Evans introduced Bill 42-26 requiring platforms to verify rental licenses before listing or processing payments for STRs in Montgomery County.