Author: RHAPAC

Rent Control – The term sounds powerful and perhaps gives the illusion that it is an effective solution to rising rent costs but is it really? Rent control laws cap […]

Mecklenburg County Tax Assessor Office staff presented preliminary but detailed projections to County Commissioners at its budget retreat on January 27 concerning the upcoming property revaluation. 2023 revaluations cover 2022, […]

In 2017, the North Carolina General Assembly passed legislation that granted authority to cities to charge capacity fees. In 2018, a group of developers sued Charlotte Water in a class-action […]

Predictions for 2023 indicate that demand will unlikely keep pace with supply and some lease-ups will take longer. For more up to date market forecast, register for GCAA’s 2023 Economic […]

Earlier this year we saw a huge rate of investor home purchases in the Charlotte region. Investors bought about a 25.2% of the homes sold in Charlotte during the third […]

In preparation for the Charlotte City Council’s upcoming Housing and Jobs Summit on Jan. 9 from 4 – 8 p.m. at the BoPlex (located at Coliseum Drive, Charlotte), we are […]

Rent control is both controversial and politically popular.Jim Lapides, with the National Multifamily Housing Council, tracked 19 state legislatures that had rent control proposals this year — nearly all of […]

The State of Housing in Charlotte 2022 Report The Childress Klein Center for Real Estate recently released its 2022 State of Housing in Charlotte Report. The report reveals some unsurprising […]

Mecklenburg County property owners will have to wait a few more months to find out their new property tax values, the county’s top tax official said Monday. Assessor Ken Joyner […]

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