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A new private sector housing fund has raised $58 million to buy and preserve existing apartments in Charlotte as affordable housing. The goal is to buy 1,500 units over the next two years in gentrifying areas.
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A group of clergy and community leaders is urging city leaders to find a way to fund the proposed redevelopment of the Brookhill Village apartment complex to include affordable housing. The city council will get an update Monday night.
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Charlotte officials have again rejected funding to redevelop the run-down Brookhill Village apartment complex off South Tryon Street. The project's developer warns time is running out to redevelop the 70-year-old apartments with affordable housing.
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Developers planning to redevelop Brookhill Village off South Tryon Street are seeking nearly $20 million in public and private support for the project,…
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All this year, we’ve brought you stories each Monday that look at the Charlotte area’s affordable housing crisis. Our Finding Home series has had stories…
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New donations have pushed Charlotte's private-sector affordable housing fund to $53 million, beating a $50 million goal.The latest money comes from Novant…
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City and business leaders gathered Friday to mark the start of construction on a 198-unit affordable apartment complex along the Blue Line Light Rail…
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Updated 4:15 p.m. Two more large banks have announced investments in Charlotte's private-sector affordable housing fund, putting the fund nearly…
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The Charlotte City Council on Monday unanimously approved spending $2.1 million to help developers acquire and renovate an east Charlotte apartment…
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City housing officials say they've received new proposals for 620 units of affordable housing, which, along with prior commitments, would eat up the…