Mecklenburg County and BKV Phase I Development, LLC, closed on the sale of Brooklyn Village South in Second Ward on Friday, July 28, for $10.3...
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Simply allowing pets at your community is a solid start to attracting today’s renters. Reducing or eliminating breed and weight restrictions...
Read PostLike many industries, rental housing is struggling to find, train and retain maintenance team members. Proactive organizations are tapping into a...
Read PostBeginning this fall, voters will be asked to show a photo ID when voting in all North Carolina elections. On Wednesday, Aug. 2, the North...
Read PostMore details are emerging about the future of the Johnston YMCA. As suspected, the NoDa property will eventually be home to apartments and retail....
Read PostCharlotte-Mecklenburg Storm Water Services is currently in the process of revising the BMP Design Manual. As part of this process, a draft version...
Read PostAside from properties in ultra-urban areas, parking is typically a key component of the multifamily experience. Residents need somewhere to...
Read PostA bill that would expand the low-income housing tax credit (LIHTC) program has gained the support of 151 representatives and 26 senators in under...
Read PostBuilding off the White House Blueprint for a Renters Bill of Rights, the Biden-Harris Administration announced a series of new actions on July 27,...
Read PostPresident Biden is announcing a new front in his crackdown on junk fees: rental housing. From repeated rental application fees to surprise...
Read PostIn response the GCAA's letter, the Mecklenburg County Clerk of Superior Court issued an information sheet designed to support property owners as...
Read PostIt doesn’t matter what’s occurring in multifamily, one constant is the importance of maintenance teams when it comes to resident...
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