Hyattsville’s affordable housing gap widens despite new developments
HVL Editor
July 8, 2025
By JADE TRAN Hyattsville is facing a mounting housing crisis — one that city leaders say is defined not only
By JADE TRAN Hyattsville is facing a mounting housing crisis — one that city leaders say is defined not only
By RILEY BOMGARDNER College Park City Councilmembers on March 4 objected to a plan to demolish the 63-year-old College Park
The College Park City Council is forming two citizen task forces—one for childcare and one for affordable housing. The nine-member
By HANNAH FRASURE Up to 65% of apartment buildings in College Park could be exempt from a 3% rent cap
By MADISON KORMAN As one affordable housing program in the city is ending this year, another one is starting up.
By KAYLA NAZAIRE Developers of a 317-unit affordable apartment building on Baltimore Avenue said they expect to start construction as
The College Park City Council has proposed a housing subsidy of $1,500 for each of 150 low-income University of Maryland
BY JOANNE TURNER Enterprise Community Partners, Bank of America and Prince George’s County are partnering with faith-based organizations to fund
By Joe Murchison It’s complicated. That is a safe statement about an issue currently confronting Laurel’s mayor and City Council:
by Jon Meltzer Residents of College Park’s northern neighborhoods will see several new large-scale building projects in the coming years.
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