February 18, 2017
For Low-Income Communities, the Purple Line is an Opportunity and a Threat
Washington Post, Luz Lazo
There’s no luxury in the garden-style apartments of Langley Park, Md. But with rents averaging $1,300 a month for two bedrooms, they offer residents modest living in the heart of a vibrant Latino enclave, with easy access to 11 bus lines.
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There’s no luxury in the garden-style apartments of Langley Park, Md. But with rents averaging $1,300 a month for two bedrooms, they offer residents modest living in the heart of a vibrant Latino enclave, with easy access to 11 bus lines.
January 24, 2017
Report: Purple Line Threatens Affordable Housing in Langley Park
Washington Post,Katherine Shaver
Unless steps are taken to preserve affordable housing, low-income residents in Langley Park could be priced out of their homes as rents rise when two planned Purple Line stations are built in the area, according to a new report from University of Maryland researchers and an immigrant advocacy group.
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Unless steps are taken to preserve affordable housing, low-income residents in Langley Park could be priced out of their homes as rents rise when two planned Purple Line stations are built in the area, according to a new report from University of Maryland researchers and an immigrant advocacy group.
November 28, 2016
Suburbs seeking transit look for says to keep residents from being priced out
Washington Post,Katherine Shaver
Our efforts to foster equitable development along the Purple Line were featured in the Washington Post.
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Our efforts to foster equitable development along the Purple Line were featured in the Washington Post.
March 1, 2015
Purple Line Economic Impact Report
With Purple Line decision looming, county officials tout economic benefits.
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