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Mecklenburg County's emergency rental assistance program has ended, and Crisis Assistance Ministry has tightened rental assistance requirements. That means fewer options are available to those who need help paying their bills.
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More than 60 people living at a south Charlotte motel are scrambling to find a new home amid plans to convert the motel into new apartments.
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Tenant advocates in North Carolina are bracing for a wave of evictions to begin Monday after the federal eviction moratorium expired over the weekend.
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Mecklenburg County leaders and local nonprofits are preparing for a possible wave of evictions in Charlotte when the federal eviction moratorium runs out this week.
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Housing advocates are calling on North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper to guarantee safe housing for the state's homeless population to help prevent the spread…
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One of Charlotte's biggest housing stories this year has been the effort to find homes for hundreds of displaced residents at Lake Arbor apartments in…
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Stephanie Cooper-Lewter, who was tapped in 2018 to lead Charlotte's quest to shed it's "50th of 50" label for lack of economic opportunity, will leave to…
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Mecklenburg County's annual report on homelessness and housing instability shows that despite some progress, the need for lower-cost housing continues to…
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Tenants being displaced by the planned closure of a west Charlotte apartment complex need about $350,000 for temporary housing and other relocation…