When Pigtown resident McKenzie Allen lived in Philadelphia, she likened her rented apartments to a comedy of errors. The water heater broke. A leak filled the ceiling with water until it cracked, bursting into the room below. “Not that I’m a control freak, but I hate that you don’t have the control…
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In Baltimore, far more single women own homes than single men, new study shows
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