Category: News

City Council Terms Voted on Feb. 13 to move forward with extending the duration of council member terms from two years to four years. Terms would be staggered, and an […]

A major component of the Odyssey Integrated Case Management System (ICMS), File & Serve, officially launched in four pilot counties – Harnett, Johnston, Lee, and Wake on Monday, February 13, […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

Fannie Mae Launches Rent Payment Reporting Program to Help Renters Build Credit Fannie Mae recently announced the launch of its Multifamily Positive Rent Payment Reporting pilot program, aimed at helping renters build […]

GCAA’s PAC, the Rental Housing Alliance (RHA), is pleased to announce it raised almost $10,000 from its fundraiser held as part of GCAA’s Executive Experience! The RHA PAC helps shape […]

Charlotte and Gastonia will have bond questions on the ballot pertaining to transportation, housing, and other infrastructure related matters on the November 8th General Election Ballot. The City of Charlotte voters […]

Effective Aug. 15, 2022, Gov. Roy Cooper ended the two-year state of emergency associated with COVID-19. The termination of this state of emergency ended many COVID-specific provisions, including the freeze […]

On the November ballot, voters will select their choices for US Senate and Congressional representatives in North Carolina, State Senate and State Representatives, State & District offices, County and School […]