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WFDD file photoReligious leaders, city officials, and developers joined a virtual panel to discuss ways to build more housing. -
Nuno Santos/nfsphoto - stock.adobe.comPeople who lack stable housing can now access safe sheltering in their vehicle at night in designated locations in Thomasville.
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The city is launching a strategy that includes providing a variety of housing types, while maintaining its current affordable units. -
More than 200 residents were displaced due to concerns of immediate danger in the electrical system in the District at West Market. -
City officials evacuated the complex in December due to major building and fire code violations.
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Experts say continued business investments in the region and easing mortgage rates are positive signs. -
Local governments use property taxes to pay for services. But with home values rising, so have taxes, raising alarm for some. -
More than 180 residents have been displaced after city inspectors found burned wiring and faulty breakers at the student housing complex.
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The decision paves the way for a new, mixed-income complex and possible grocery store in South Greensboro. -
Grants for rental properties total just over $57 million. -
The shift comes as the Trump administration looks to move away from a housing-first model for tackling homelessness. -
The deadline to apply for Renew NC recovery assistance is December 31.
