The Ledge

It’s no secret that 113 people are moving to Charlotte daily. According to Doug Ressler with Yardi Matrix, over 14,000 apartments units are...

While most of the country is focused on the Presidential race in 2024, North Carolina is focused on changes to their congressional maps. The...

One delay here and there might seem like a normal part of the building process, but the long-term effects are costly. Developers are doing their...

For some, the world of politics has become divisive, toxic, and extreme. Traditionally, candidates have fallen into one of two categories leaving...

As Mecklenburg County courts transition to a new digital case management system known as Odyssey, the rental housing industry is bracing for the...

Home ownership is traditionally tied with the American dream of stability and financial security. However, due to high interest rates and rising...

Charlotte City Council, during its June 12 business meeting, approved an $8 million Housing Trust Fund allocation to support Charlotte Woods...

The U.S. House of Representatives voted in favor of a bill that stops the Consumer Product Safety Commission from using federal funds to regulate...

Multifamily owners can now tap billions in new federal funding to help fund environment-friendly renovations or upgrades to their properties. The...

Republicans in the state Senate have filed major changes to the state’s election laws. A bill introduced by the leaders of the Senate’s...

You may soon be able to carry open containers of alcohol through the streets of South End and Uptown. Charlotte Center City Partners confirms to...

The Charlotte City Council is on the verge of asking to voters to approve two significant changes to how it governs, by moving from two-year to...