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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A legislative publication of the Greater Charlotte Apartment Association
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...
Read PostLast year brought changes for North Carolina’s Building Code Council (BCC), the organization responsible for establishing and maintaining the...
Read PostAs people and trends change, so do the tactics for online application fraud. A New York comedian jokingly posted a video using Adobe Photoshop to...
Read PostNorth Carolina continues to maintain national attention having sixteen electoral college votes. The economy continues to be top of mind for voters...
Read PostSince the Mecklenburg County Odyssey rollout on October 9, the online court system has been anything but efficient. Rental housing providers have...
Read PostThe 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...
Read PostIt’s no secret that 113 people are moving to Charlotte daily. With a high demand for housing, Charlotte has to pivot and create new strategies...
Read PostWhile most of the country is focused on the Presidential race in 2024, North Carolina is focused on changes to their congressional maps. The...
Read PostOne delay here and there might seem like a normal part of the building process, but the long-term effects are costly. Developers are doing their...
Read PostAs Mecklenburg County courts transition to a new digital case management system known as Odyssey, the rental housing industry is bracing for the...
Read PostHome ownership is traditionally tied with the American dream of stability and financial security. However, due to high interest rates and rising...
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