HERNDON, Virginia. — Juan Ramirez, watching his dog play in Chandon Park here in suburban Virginia on a Saturday morning, tries to imagine the massive office buildings next to the park becoming apartments and townhouses. “I guess it’s inevitable. People don’t use offices as much now. I hope it’s affordable. Maybe it’ll bring more young […] The post Too many cubicles, too few homes spur incentives to convert offices to housing appeared first on Daily Montanan.

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