North Carolina is in the top five states inbound migration, amid an affordable housing crisis. Where will everyone live?
The North Carolina General Assembly is bustling with activity. Lawmakers are considering a dramatic increase in parental control over the education of their children, major changes in school governance and the structure of state government, pro-consumer reforms of the state’s energy policies, an acceleration of pro-growth tax cuts, huge investments in public buildings and infrastructure,...
The American dream of owning a home is falling out of reach for many in our state. Home prices continue to rise in North Carolina as we lag pre-recession levels of new construction. Simultaneously, our state welcomed over 100,000 new residents just last year. Both current residents and newcomers to North Carolina will face hardships...
We can attract even more professionals, families, retirees, and other folks to our state if we lean into one of our competitive advantages: housing options.
The sustained increase in home prices has a straightforward cause: North Carolina has built far fewer homes, especially small homes, than at any time in a generation.
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