Complaints of overcrowding in Montgomery County’s homes have more than doubled in the past six years, prompting county officials to suggest essentially cutting in half the amount of people that can live in a house or an apartment.
The complaints — more than 1,300 in the past two fiscal years — are focused in areas with smaller and older homes and apartments in neighborhoods such as Wheaton and Silver Spring.
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