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Montgomery County, Maryland · Montgomery County

Converting office space into housing can be one solution for the region’s housing crisis — but not the only solution

Office to residential conversions are sometimes treated as a panacea, and a reason not to try any of the other many tools we need to use to solve our region’s housing shortage.See the Story

Washington, United States · Washington

Destroying encampments won’t reduce homelessness in DC

The Trump administration says it wants to eliminate homeless encampments in DC to make the District “clean” and “safe”. But personal stories from the Point-In-Time Count underscore what research tells us: clearing encampments displaces people from specific places, and does nothing to stop homelessness.See the Story

Virginia · Virginia

Consider a Purple Line South for Northern Virginia

How ‘bout that return-to-office rush hour? A writer proposes a rapid transit route between Tysons Corner and the denser communities along the southern Beltway.See the Story

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