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Public Comments Requested for NC 2025 Con Plan, 2021 AAP, AI, and 2020 NC CAPER
Currently, the State of North Carolina is seeking comments on the following documents:
- 2020 North Carolina Consolidated Annual Performance Evaluation Report ( ...Learn More
Why are Spring and Summer the Biggest Home Buying Seasons?
Although homes are bought and sold all year long, spring and summer have historically been known as prime home buying season—but why? In this week’s Home Matters Blog, we...Learn More
Impact Investing Preserves Affordable Housing, Offers Returns for Investors
As rents in North Carolina cities increase, a new model for preserving existing affordable housing is emerging.Learn More
Housing Investments are Vital for North Carolina
Last week, we launched the Agency’s 2020 online investment and impact report—Housing Investments are Vital. This interactive report provides an in-depth look at...Learn More
Agency Releases 2020 Investment and Impact Report
Thanks to our use of public-private partnerships, the North Carolina Housing Finance Agency has financed more than 306,100 homes and apartments totaling $27.6 billion...Learn More
NC Housing Finance Agency Awards $8 Million for Home Rehab in 33 Counties
RALEIGH—Vulnerable, low-income households in need of rehabilitation and accessibility modifications in 33 North Carolina counties will receive help thanks to $8 million...Learn More
Report Credits LIHTC with Strong Track Record in Rural Persistent Poverty Counties
Developing new affordable housing in rural counties with persistent poverty is a challenge. Although renters in these regions often experience more housing stress than in...Learn More
Single-Family House, Condo or Townhome—Which is Right for You?
Buying your first home in North Carolina can be exciting, but also a little overwhelming. Before you even get to the house-hunting phase, you have to decide what type...Learn More
Homeowners Falling Behind in Pandemic Economy
The economic impacts of COVD-19 have led to significant challenges for many homeowners making it difficult to keep up with mortgage payments. Learn More