Work force housing is a key to the future of Baltimore-area real estate. For the housing market to be successful, it must create a system to support people moving from low-income housing to moderate- and then high-income homes, Ilene Kessler, president of the Maryland Association of Realtors, told The Examiner.
Work force housing is at the core of that cycle, creating stable, affordable options for local hardworking residents, she said.
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