Winston-Salem public housing complex Crystal Towers is off the market
A controversial plan to sell a large-scale public housing building in Winston-Salem has fallen through.
A controversial plan to sell a large-scale public housing building in Winston-Salem has fallen through.
Sixteen families are facing eviction at a mobile home in Greensboro as the land is being sold to a developer.
Time is running out to apply for rent and utility assistance through the state's Housing Opportunities and Prevention of Evictions program.
The Build Back Better Bill passed the U.S. House of Representatives and is now in the hands of the Senate.
Greensboro's Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP) is getting a big boost in funding from Guilford County, allowing city leaders to keep the program afloat.
The Supreme Court's decision to end President Joe Biden's eviction moratorium this past August leaves many Latino and Black communities — the ones facing a higher risk of eviction — with very
Winston-Salem officials have approved a rezoning resolution that would open up some land for affordable housing.