Council holds June 9 hearing on Zoning Text Amendment 26-06, addressing accessory residential uses and accessory dwelling units.
Council holds June 9 hearing on Zoning Text Amendment 26-05, which would create an expedited approval plan for job creation projects.
Two 2BR/1BA MPDU apartments at The Camille in Bethesda are available at $2,188/month; one now, one from July 16.
Eleven55 Ripley in Silver Spring has MPDU studio, 1BD, and 2BD units available now through August at $1,494–$1,927/month.
A 950 SF one-bedroom MPDU apartment is available immediately at 50 Olney Sandy Spring Rd, Ashton for $1,525/month.
Expedited Bill 13-26 prohibits issuance of building or use-and-occupancy permits for any privately-owned detention facility in the county.
The Housing Opportunities Commission broke ground on The Sage, a 413-unit mixed-income, mixed-use development adjacent to the Shady Grove Metro.
Expedited Bill 13-26 prohibits the issuance of building or use-and-occupancy permits for any privately-owned detention facility in Montgomery County.
Montgomery County is accepting applications for a vacancy on the Housing Opportunities Commission through June 19, 2026.
Budget includes $28M in rental assistance and $68M for homelessness programs, plus $8.9M for SHaRP families.
DHCA gets $77.5M and the Housing Initiative Fund $52.3M to support affordable housing preservation and rental assistance.
FY27 budget directs $77.5M to the Dept. of Housing and Community Affairs and $52.3M to the Housing Initiative Fund for affordable housing.
FY27 budget includes $77.5M for DHCA, $52.3M for the Housing Initiative Fund, and $9.5M for the Housing Opportunities Commission.
The 2026 Point-in-Time count recorded 1,120 people experiencing homelessness in Montgomery County, a drop of 390 from 2025.
The FY27 budget allocates $77.5M to housing affairs, $52.3M to the Housing Initiative Fund, and $9.5M to HOC.
The FY2027 budget maintains funding for infrastructure improvements tied to the Viva White Oak development project in East County.
Council will hear testimony July 14 on a comprehensive rezoning of the University Boulevard Corridor per the 2025 Corridor Plan.
Expedited Bill 24-26 would temporarily halt issuance of county building permits for new data centers.
Bill 15-26 would create a county property tax credit for Habitat for Humanity-owned rehabilitation properties awaiting transfer.
Maryland's MEEHA EmPOWER program has remaining funds for Potomac Edison-territory multifamily buildings; awards made first-come, first-served.