On April 13, the Planning Board advanced updates to the City’s Inclusionary Housing Ordinance, which requires private residential developments to include a share of below-market-rate units or provide ...

Baltimore's inclusionary housing law expired more than a year ago, and efforts to replace the policy have failed to move forward for months. But Council Member Odette Ramos now says she plans to ...

Baltimore City Councilman John Bullock spent four years sitting on the city’s Inclusionary Housing Board, an opportunity he thought would involve working with developers to create more housing units ...

On May 19, City Council unanimously approved significant updates to the City’s two-decade-old Inclusionary Housing Ordinance, adopting new affordability rules intended to revive stalled housing ...

Happy Tuesday, and welcome to another edition of Rent Free. Thanks to traveling last week for a reporting trip, this week's newsletter is a little abbreviated. The lead item focuses on efforts to ...

Seemingly everyone at the Baltimore City Council meeting Thursday night could agree on one thing: the city’s existing inclusionary housing ordinance isn’t working. Passed in 2007, the law requires ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The task of keeping housing affordable for Boston residents and producing enough of it to meet demand is a constant balancing act.