Affordable Housing

GoTriangle officials broke ground on a multimodal transportation hub to give residents the option to switch between cars, buses, and trains.

Six towns in Dare County have filed a lawsuit to block part of the state budget bill that bans them from regulating a new state-funded affordable housing project led by political donors.

Leaders in the city and county of Durham are considering a proposal to keep Carver Creek apartments affordable and expand them into a supportive housing campus for people transitioning out of homelessness.

The North Carolina House wants to give builders another tool to create more affordable housing.

Four local public housing authorities received thousands of dollars in HUD vouchers.

Eleven pre-approved plans for accessory dwelling units, or ADUs, are available for purchase.

New and redeveloped affordable housing units are beginning to come available in Durham, part of a $95 million housing bond passed three years ago.

Charlotte needs land for affordable housing, and local churches are stepping forward to help with donations of land, money and even entire buildings.

With the federal moratorium on evictions for non-payment of rent ending this past weekend, the state program distributing federal pandemic-related rent and utility aid has increased the potential size of its awards.

Tenant advocates in North Carolina are bracing for a wave of evictions to begin Monday after the federal eviction moratorium expired over the weekend.