The Charlotte Business Journal reported that apartment deliveries in the Charlotte market could decline by approximately 50% by 2027.
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Read PostArtificial intelligence is moving from a technology experiment to an everyday part of multifamily operations.
Read PostFollowing multiple discussions within the Government Affairs Committee and feedback from GCAA’s developer members, the Committee voted to recommend...
Read PostDid you know that the Charlotte metro has one of the largest build-to-rent construction pipelines in the country?
Read PostCharlotte's growth depends not only on approving more housing, but also on ensuring that approved projects can move through development review and...
Read PostFor years, apartment amenities were typically discussed in terms of pools, fitness centers, clubrooms, coworking areas, and outdoor gathering...
Read PostNorth Carolina General Assembly overwhelmingly approved HB 162 – the Parking Lot Reform / Stormwater Control Act, and on July 6, 2026, Governor Josh...
Read PostAfter weeks of uncertainty, the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act has officially become law. Although the legislation passed Congress with...
Read PostMuch has been written in recent years about Generation Z's preference for renting over homeownership. While that trend continues to shape the...
Read PostFew public policies have had a greater influence on where, and how, housing is built than zoning.
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