North Carolina Housing Coalition

North Carolina Housing Coalition We are North Carolina's leading advocacy and resource organization on affordable housing.

More than $56 million in housing counseling funds are being clawed back in President Trump's pocket rescission. Contact ...
09/29/2026

More than $56 million in housing counseling funds are being clawed back in President Trump's pocket rescission. Contact your members of Congress today to let them know how this will impact your community:

On Friday, September 25, the Trump administration announced they are attempting to claw back more than $800 million in congressionally appropriated funds in what is called a pocket rescission. This … Continued

This is the last week to nominate yourself or someone else for the NC Housing Coalition awards! Submit your nomination b...
09/15/2026

This is the last week to nominate yourself or someone else for the NC Housing Coalition awards! Submit your nomination by Friday, September 18: https://forms.gle/RUgpLEPZX4zR8TPZ6

09/03/2026

If you are a North Carolina voter, then this November you are going to be voting on whether or not to require the legislature to impose a statewide levy limit on property taxes. This means that the legislature is going to decide how much a county's allowed to charge its residents in property taxes. Supporters of this bill are arguing that this is going to substantially relieve the property tax burden, especially on vulnerable homeowners. We wanted to investigate that claim. To do that, we ran an analysis to determine what would have happened in this last revaluation cycle if this had been in place. What our analysis showed is that if a levy limit had been in place, local governments would have lost about $1 Billion in revenue for public schools, transportation, human services, and more, all while saving the average homeowner only $84/year. The biggest beneficiaries of the levy limit are large corporate landowners such as Duke Energy, Meta, and Google. Check out the full analysis on our website today.

Many renters working fulltime do not earn enough to afford a modest 1-bedroom apartment in North Carolina.
08/20/2026

Many renters working fulltime do not earn enough to afford a modest 1-bedroom apartment in North Carolina.

The average renter income is not enough to afford a 1- or 2-bedroom apartment in North Carolina.
08/19/2026

The average renter income is not enough to afford a 1- or 2-bedroom apartment in North Carolina.

A renter needs to make more than $50,000/year to afford a 2-bedroom apartment at Fair Market Rent.
08/18/2026

A renter needs to make more than $50,000/year to afford a 2-bedroom apartment at Fair Market Rent.

Nominations for the NC Housing Coalition Awards are now open! Submit a nomination by September 18. Self-nominations are ...
08/17/2026

Nominations for the NC Housing Coalition Awards are now open! Submit a nomination by September 18. Self-nominations are welcome!: https://forms.gle/ZyTDwHW4n8UawpVVA

The national housing wage is nearly $35/hour for a modest 2-bedroom apartment.
08/11/2026

The national housing wage is nearly $35/hour for a modest 2-bedroom apartment.

On average, a NC resident must make nearly $24/hour to afford a modest one-bedroom apartment, or more than $27/hr for a ...
08/10/2026

On average, a NC resident must make nearly $24/hour to afford a modest one-bedroom apartment, or more than $27/hr for a two-bedroom.

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