Developers say housing regulations drive up costs that price Marylanders out of homeownership
Developers say that having to navigate the “complex web” of federal, state and local regulations contributes to the rising cost of housing and rent, which winds up pricing more and more Marylanders out of housing options. And state officials largely agree.
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