Survey says ... most Americans like smart growth!

What does the mysterious "average American" think about housing, commutes, and the qualities comprising the good life? A March survey has some suggestions.

D.C. housing laws are not well-enforced

Remember that whole "One City" thing? The promise that the District had finally turned a corner, and would become a giant black-and-white cookie? It was all a dream.

The affordable housing squeeze; Gingrich to launch WH bid; Terps get new coach

Barbara Goldberg Goldman, co-chair of the Affordable Housing Task Force; Mynor Herrera, Vice President, Keller Williams Realty- Capital Properties; and Mike Pitchford, Executive Director of Community Preservation Development Corp.

Politico's Kasie Hunt talks about Newt Gingrich's entry intro into the presidential race and last weekend's GOP debate.

And we hope to get an update on the incident at the Baltimore County McDonald's that left a transgender person injured. Police released the 911 tapes last week.

Habitat moves forward on Arlington project

Habitat for Humanity of Northern Virginia has embarked on its newest building project. Perry Hall, a 12-unit condominium in Arlington, will be a home to a dozen local families in need.

Affordable-apartment plan for Arlington Mill clearing hurdles

County Board members are likely to OK the details of a partnership to build 122 units of affordable apartment housing on the site.

Arlington hears warnings, tips about Columbia Pike housing

Housing veterans to Arlington on Columbia Pike affordable housing: 'you need to have a plan.'

Columbia Pike affordable housing strategies forum tonight

Arlington to tackle affordable housing issues tonight at GMU.

Columbia Pike housing: Can it really stay affordable?

With the real estate market picking up in Arlington, will the county's last bastion of affordable apartments survive?

AHOME: What's your agenda?

AHOME's mission has shifted with the housing market over the years.

Takoma Park gets more affordable housing

Montgomery Housing Partnership finalized Parkview Towers sale.

Views at Clarendon lawsuit: 'There might not be a next step'

After a year of legal wrangling, one Clarendon resident considers throwing in the towel.

We all need an affordable place to live

As DC gains population for the first time in decades, we must take advantage of creative new tools if the city wants to be affordable for all.

Forum dissects who could, and should, live in an updated Tysons

Affordable housing will be a vital - and viable - element in the success of a redeveloped Tysons Corner, developers and business leaders said at a Tysons Workforce Housing Summit Dec. 3.

Frederick County waives impact fees for affordable housing

Affordable housing in Frederick County will not be charged for impact fees as of next year

On gentrification, affordable housing, and gay bashings

For two gay men, life on R Street was affordable and dangerous.

In gentrifying Logan Circle, affordable housing meets hate crimes

R Street gay bashings target one building's newest residents.

Arlington needs help meeting affordable housing goals

Arlington's Housing Commission is looking for more funds dedicated to affordable housing.

Attorney Kinney honored for service to housing issues

Kinney was cited for for his numerous contributions toward housing in the community.