Just two weeks ago, housing activists joined Mayor Catherine E. Pugh at City Hall to celebrate a hard-won agreement that she called “historic” — an eventual $20 million annual commitment to affordable housing, funded in part by new excise taxes on real estate transactions of more than $1 million….
Source: Sun
Baltimore analysis finds proposed exemptions would cost affordable housing trust fund $1.15 million
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