Comparing Rent Increases Along the Purple Line

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2023-05-19

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Dasgupta, Sunil. "Comparing Rent Increases Along the Purple Line" Interview with Nicholas Finio. I Hate Politics podcast. 19 May, 2023. https://open.spotify.com/episode/4yVX1CDWmlc85BLSFToAst.

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Building the Purple Line light rail connecting Montgomery and Prince George’s Counties raised concerns that the resulting increase in housing costs will force out current residents and businesses while a new wealthier population moved in. Sunil Dasgupta talks with Nicholas Finio, one of the authors of a new study of rent increases near proposed Purple Line stations, about their findings and what they mean for public policy including rent control. Local news re Montgomery County Democratic Party and public schools struggling with absenteeism. Music from Alexandria, Va, alt-rock band, Jackie and The Treehorns: jackieandthetreehorns.com MCDCC Handbook: https://bit.ly/3pz5nMh Silver Chips story: https://bit.ly/3MkhxjK Peng, Knaap, & Finio paper: https://bit.ly/3MDaxj5