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The Charlotte Business Journal reported that apartment deliveries in the Charlotte market could decline by approximately 50% by 2027.

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As Charlotte considers adding an air-conditioning requirement to its minimum housing code, New Orleans offers a timely implementation example.

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Artificial intelligence is moving from a technology experiment to an everyday part of multifamily operations.

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Did you know that the Charlotte metro has one of the largest build-to-rent construction pipelines in the country?

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Charlotte's growth depends not only on approving more housing, but also on ensuring that approved projects can move through development review and...

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For years, apartment amenities were typically discussed in terms of pools, fitness centers, clubrooms, coworking areas, and outdoor gathering...

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North Carolina General Assembly overwhelmingly approved HB 162 – the Parking Lot Reform / Stormwater Control Act, and on July 6, 2026, Governor Josh...

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Much has been written in recent years about Generation Z's preference for renting over homeownership. While that trend continues to shape the...

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Few public policies have had a greater influence on where, and how, housing is built than zoning.

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Did you know the Charlotte region faces a shortage of more than 30,000 rental homes affordable to lower-income households, particularly those...

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A proposal under consideration in North Carolina, the Parking Lot Reform and Modernization Act (HB 369), would eliminate minimum parking...

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Across parts of the Charlotte region, particularly in fast-growing areas of South Carolina, local governments are increasingly using development...

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