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August 31, 2025For Immediate Release: Thursday, August 28, 2025
Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich celebrated the dedication of an affordable townhome complex in Montgomery Village on Thursday, one of 20 affordable homes that are in the process of being renovated for sale to new homeowners through a partnership among Habitat for Humanity Metro Maryland (HFHMM), the Housing Opportunities Commission of Montgomery County (HOC), and the Montgomery County Department of Housing and Community Affairs (DHCA).
“Homeownership provides families with stability and a chance to build equity, and that’s why this project matters,” said County Executive Elrich. “I have pushed to make homeownership a priority when the County invests in affordable housing because it is the key to building wealth. Twenty families will now have a place to call their own, thanks to the work of Habitat for Humanity, HOC, and DHCA. I appreciate the effort and innovative collaboration that made these homes possible, and I look forward to seeing these families become part of the Montgomery Village community.”
The County Executive celebrated the milestone alongside community partners, County Council members, and future homeowners who will be moving into one of the townhomes.
“This partnership is a shining example of quality and affordable housing that delivers on our goal to make new growth inclusive and homeownership accessible to Montgomery County families,” Council President Kate Stewart said. “I’m grateful to DHCA, the Housing Opportunities Commission, and Habitat for Humanity Metro Maryland for all they do in our community to provide quality homes with dignity.”
All the townhomes are in the process of being sold to households earning between 35% and 63% of the Area Median Income (AMI).
“I’m proud of Montgomery County’s commitment to meeting our affordable housing challenge head-on. Our Department of Housing and Community Affairs, the Housing Opportunities Commission, and Habitat for Humanity are providing more families with the homeownership opportunities they deserve,” Councilmember Dawn Luedtke said. “I’m excited to welcome new members of the Montgomery Village community and to celebrate this important example of collaboration, creativity, and hard work.”
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