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Did you know that the median home price in Charlotte reached approximately $416,000 in February, according to recent housing market data reported by...

The shift toward remote and hybrid work is changing how apartment communities are designed and marketed.

Transit-oriented development (TOD) is becoming an increasingly important strategy for planning housing in growing regions.

One issue that has increasingly affected housing providers, both nationally and here in the Charlotte region, is the rise in fraudulent rental...

Did you know that apartment rents in the Charlotte region were largely flat in 2025 despite significant new housing construction?

Property taxes are one of the most significant cost drivers affecting both apartment development and existing rental housing in the Charlotte region.

Stability Through Policy Predictability

The historic winter storm that recently impacted Charlotte highlights an often overlooked component of housing affordability: operating...

The Greater Charlotte Apartment Association (GCAA) encourages members and residents to vote in the upcoming primary scheduled on Tuesday, March 3rd....

Did you know that rental housing accounts for close to half of all households in Charlotte, reflecting the city’s growing reliance on...

Charlotte’s multifamily housing market is entering a transitional phase following an unprecedented period of new construction.

As housing affordability remains a priority in communities across the country, rent control policies are often proposed as a potential solution.