O'MALLEY ON AFFORDABLE HOUSING

This morning, Gov. Marty O?Malley and Maryland Sec. of Housing and Community Development Raymond Skinner announced that the state is doubling its affordable housing allocation through an initiative called Rental Housing Works. It'll fund 20 shovel-ready projects with another $15M (which can be leveraged up to $300M).
Sec. Skinner just happens to be keynoting our Affordable Housing Summit at the end of the month. Sign up to hear more from him, as well as from AGM Financial CEO Margaret Allen, Urban Atlantic Development prez Victoria Davis, AHC Greater Baltimore director Andrew Vincent, Enterprise Homes CEO Chickie Grayson, Ballard Spahr partner Amy McClain, JLL's Christine Espenshade, Reznick Group principal William Riley Jr., and University of Maryland Colvin Institute of Real Estate Development director Margaret McFarland.

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