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Habitat for Humanity Breaks Ground on 22 Duplex Homes in East Charlotte
6806 Robinson Church Rd. — Approximate Site of Habitat Housing Project. Twenty-two duplex homes are rising on Robinson Church Road in east Charlotte, part of a Habitat for Humanity project aimed at families who have been squeezed out of the region's housing market. The development, called Zion Hill, sits on a 4.96-acre site and is designed specifically for homebuyers earning below the area's median income.
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Mecklenburg County buying 56 acres for park, housing in northwest Charlotte
Mecklenburg County commissioners quietly approved a $12 million purchase this past week of more than 55 acres for parks and housing at 400 Radio Road in northwest Charlotte. Why it matters: That's sizable acreage, near Sunset Hills Golf Course, that will eventually be turned into multiuse sports fields and mixed-income housing, two things Charlotte needs. Plans for the site have yet to be designed, so details are scarce and there's no timeline, a county spokesperson told Axios. Between the lines: Commissioners approved the purchase from Charlotte Broadcasting, LLC almost unanimously following a closed session. Commissioner Elaine Powell, a staunch parks advocate, cast the lone "no" vote. She told Axios she didn't approve of the funding method because it "depleted" the money available to acquire top priority properties. Half of the purchase price will come from Environmental Leadership Plan dollars. The land is appraised at $3 million, according to county records , a quarter of the purchase price. But the county says an independent third-party appraisal valued the property at $13.1 million.
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Charlotte Breaks Ground on 60 Affordable Homes as Rents Stay Out of Reach
Construction crews broke ground in October on Ryans Way, a 60-unit affordable housing development rising on a former Brownfield site in Charlotte, after Merchants Capital closed $15.5 million in financing for the project. The development, built by Scantland, Inc., is expected to take 18 months to complete, with units restricted to families earning between 30% and 60% of the area median income.
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F&M Bank’s Commitment to Attainable Housing Earns WeBuild Concord’s Top Honor
F&M Bank’s longstanding commitment to expanding access to attainable housing in Cabarrus County has earned the bank top honors from one of its closest community partners. WeBuild Concord named F&M Bank the recipient of its 2026 Housing Hero of the Year Award, presented during the nonprofit’s Annual Breakfast on October 8. Vice President Tracie Sells, who also serves on WeBuild Concord’s Board of Directors, accepted the award on behalf of F&M Bank.