Real estate attorney Rick Grams has been selected to serve as co-chair of the Legislative Committee for the Maryland Multi-Housing Association (MMHA).
The association represents Maryland’s multifamily housing industry, bringing together property owners, managers, developers, and industry partners. In his new role, Rick will help guide the committee’s work on legislative and policy issues affecting multifamily housing throughout the state.
“Legislative decisions have a direct impact on housing providers, property owners, and the communities they serve,” said Rick. “I look forward to working with my fellow committee members and MMHA leadership to address the issues facing our industry and ensure our members’ perspectives are part of the conversation.”
Rick serves as member-in-charge of McNees’ Towson office, where he represents property owners and managers in residential and commercial landlord-tenant matters, fair housing, litigation, and related real estate issues. He has been actively involved with MMHA, serving on its board of directors, executive committee, and Legislative Committee.
