Michelle Kennedy

In January, the city of Greensboro launched a $21 million loan fund to incentivize developers to build more affordable housing. And with more than 40,000 cost-burdened households — those paying more than a third of their income on a place to live — the need for more options is great.

Greensboro's Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP) is getting a big boost in funding from Guilford County, allowing city leaders to keep the program…

Former Greensboro Council Member Michelle Kennedy has been hired to lead the city's Neighborhood Development Department. Kennedy says housing-related…

Greensboro City Council now has a vacant seat after a council member's immediate resignation. Michelle Kennedy will no longer serve on Greensboro City…