It’s a tale of two recoveries: restaurants in D.C.’s downtown core are worse off than those in residential areas.

Landlords have sought to whittle down the eviction moratorium to pressure tenants to apply for federal rental assistance.

The Housing Justice Act bans landlords from running criminal background checks on prospective tenants until after they make a conditional offer of housing.

After D.C. Council Chairman Phil Mendelson released changes to the crucial land-use document, the analysis said it doesn’t fully address systemic racism.

Tenants at two buildings in Langley Park, Maryland, have complained about poor living conditions for years. Could the pandemic lead to real change at the troubled apartments?

In theory, renters in Maryland are protected from eviction during the pandemic. But landlords have found another legal way to remove tenants from their homes.

The latest stimulus package, the American Rescue Plan, will direct more than $10 billion in state and local aid to D.C., Maryland, and Virginia.

A lack of affordably priced housing in Maryland can create long-term economic problems, according to a new state-commissioned report.

The funds come from the most recent federal relief package, but some landlords say rental assistance in Virginia is flawed.

Before the pandemic, D.C. almost doubled in size every weekday with the influx of office workers. City officials are now wondering what the future might look like if they don’t all come back.