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Apr
1
As North Carolinians prepare for a presidential election year, housing has become a hot button topic.
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A legislative publication of the Greater Charlotte Apartment Association
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Mar
4
It’s no secret Charlotte has become one of the nation’s fastest growing metro areas and North Carolina is riding a wave of economic development.
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Date posted
Mar
4
Will the previously incarcerated homeless individuals return to jail and continue a never-ending cycle?
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Date posted
Mar
4
The pandemic hit every industry and turned America's economy upside down.
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Date posted
Feb
4
As inflation continues to rise, so do operating costs for rental housing providers. One of the biggest increases is insurance. The National...
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Date posted
Feb
4
During Charlotte City Council’s most recent retreat, affordable housing discussions were front and center. Currently, Charlotte City Council...
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Date posted
Feb
4
Last year, the rental housing industry was rocked with the announcement of the proposed Renters’ Bill of Rights. The White House took aim at...
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Date posted
Jan
8
As we turn our calendars to 2024, we should note the upcoming elections. North Carolina candidate filing is closed and there are surprises on and...
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Date posted
Jan
8
Last year brought changes for North Carolina’s Building Code Council (BCC), the organization responsible for establishing and maintaining the...
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Date posted
Jan
8
As people and trends change, so do the tactics for online application fraud. A New York comedian jokingly posted a video using Adobe Photoshop to...
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Date posted
Dec
13
Since the Mecklenburg County Odyssey rollout on October 9, the online court system has been anything but efficient. Rental housing providers have...
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Date posted
Dec
13
The area median income (AMI) for a family of four in Charlotte is currently $84,200. How does a family of four at 20-30% below AMI afford a home in...
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