‘SRO & Co-Living’

Predictability is the foundation of healthy development. When housing regulations are unclear or outdated, it creates uncertainty for: Homeowners Investors Tenants City officials Frederick deserves ...

Conversations about housing often rely on assumptions. We believe data tells a better story. Over the past decade, co-living properties in Frederick have served a ...

Affordable housing solutions rarely come from one sector alone. In Frederick, meaningful progress happens when private developers, City Council, housing professionals, and community leaders collaborate. ...

Frederick’s housing future requires scalability. Our vision for 2027 includes developing approximately 100 co-living units through thoughtfully designed new construction townhomes. This is not about ...

Frederick is growing. And like many cities across the country, our housing needs are changing faster than our ordinances. Over the past decade, we’ve seen ...

This is one of the most nuanced questions in housing policy. Should SRO buildings require on-site social services? The answer depends on context. https://jrcapitalbuild.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/Should-SRO-Housing-Include-On-Site-Social-Services_.mp4 When ...

Parking is rarely the first thing people think about when discussing housing affordability. But in Frederick, parking requirements can significantly influence housing costs. The Cost ...

One of the most common misunderstandings about co-living is the assumption that it automatically means “low-income housing.” That’s not accurate. In Frederick and across the ...

If you walk through downtown Frederick today, you’ll notice something subtle but significant: more people are living alone than ever before. Single-person households are now ...

As housing conversations continue to evolve in Frederick, one term comes up more frequently: SRO. SRO stands for Single Room Occupancy. While the term may ...