September 8, 2026 | Marijke Friedman | The Banner
Carrie Kisicki, the Maryland housing advocacy manager at the Coalition for Smarter Growth, said she hopes future projects in White Oak will exceed the county’s affordable housing minimum.
Still, she said, even Viva White Oak units that aren’t designated as moderately priced will help people live more affordably by shortening costly commutes.
“I am really excited to see folks in this part of the county get a great place after waiting a very long time for the kind of investment that’s happened in other parts of the county,” Kisicki said.