Affordable housing became a catch-phrase in Montgomery County during 2006.
Ike Leggett, in his bid to become county executive, used it when he talked about deficiencies in publicly funded projects. County Council members batted the term back and forth in discussing growth strategies.And, now, as 2007 begins, plans will take root to make affordable housing a reality in a county known for its intelligent and often high-earning residents.
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