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The Baltimore County Council is expected to decide Monday whether it will give a $2 million loan to the developer of Red Maple Place.
The seven year debate over the 56-unit development in Towson has pitted the county’s need for affordable housing against an historically Black neighborhood that doesn’t want it.
It’s an issue that has scrambled the county’s political universe.
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The neighbors do not want it! These are your constituents, not the developer. Affordable housing is another word for projects and has done nothing to stop poverty. The Fishbowl should do a column on ATTAINABLE housing. Check out Bree Jones and Parity Homes. https://www.parityhomes.com/