The Ledge

North Carolina continues to maintain national attention having sixteen electoral college votes. The economy continues to be top of mind for voters...

It’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...

While most of the country is focused on the Presidential race in 2024, North Carolina is focused on changes to their congressional maps. The...

One 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...

For some, the world of politics has become divisive, toxic, and extreme. Traditionally, candidates have fallen into one of two categories leaving...

As Mecklenburg County courts transition to a new digital case management system known as Odyssey, the rental housing industry is bracing for the...

Home ownership is traditionally tied with the American dream of stability and financial security. However, due to high interest rates and rising...

Election season is upon us - twenty-plus candidates are throwing their hats in the ring to serve on the Mecklenburg County City Council, and the...

Last November, in Colorado, voters approved a sweeping measure to set aside roughly $300 million a year for programs that curb homelessness and...

According to research by Dr. Stefanie DeLuca, James Coleman Professor of Sociology & Social Policy at Johns Hopkins University, found that 70...

In our March publication of The Ledge, we discussed inclusionary zoning (IZ) and whether it is a viable “solution” to the housing...

My favorite bagel shop closed last week. It was a small independent business that had the best bagel sandwiches around. They were so good that I...