Foreclosures

Five key findings about the impact of COVID-19 on local renters and prioritizing rental assistance

Posted on September 3, 2020
Categories: Data, Publications and Reports Tags: Affordable Housing, Coronavirus, Foreclosures, Government, Health & Wellness, Homeless, Housing, Public Policy

COVID-19 has had an immediate and potentially lasting impact on the housing stability of low-income renters in Charlotte and the nation. Although the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently announced a federal eviction moratorium through the end of 2020, missed rent is not being forgiven. Renters need assistance to avoid often insurmountable back rents […]

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Home ownership and the legacy of redlining

Posted on May 18, 2020
Categories: Charlotte, Cornelius, County, Davidson, General News, Huntersville, Matthews, Mecklenburg, Mint Hill, Pineville Tags: Affordable Housing, African-American, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, Economic Mobility, ECONOMY, Foreclosures, Race and Ethnicity, Social Well-Being

This is the third in an ongoing series, based on a report by the Urban Institute. The report was compiled with support from Bank of America, ​which partners with the UNC Charlotte Urban Institute and the Institute for Social Capital on research that provides insight into community initiatives. Join us Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. on […]

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The death and (new?) life of troubled subdivisions

Posted on August 17, 2012
Categories: Gallery Tags: DEVELOPMENT, Foreclosures, Housing, Property Values, Real Estate, Suburbs, Urban Growth

Photos by Nancy PierceClick here to read related story.

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