Housing

Winston-Salem City Council approved the sale of a Spring Street apartment building Monday despite concern from its residents and advocates.

Greensboro City Council voted 8-1 to approve the annexation and rezoning of a property on Hickory Tree Lane while some neighbors voiced concern it could lead to a group home.

The first of two elevators at Crystal Towers in Winston-Salem is now expected to be finished in January.

Summerfield officials held a special meeting Saturday to discuss the latest with a proposed development that sparked the general assembly's threat of de-annexation of town land.

Guilford County and Greensboro officials approved funds this week to help provide shelter for residents without housing this winter.

Repairs at Crystal Towers face a possible delay as an additional part is needed for one of its two elevators.

The Housing Authority of Winston-Salem, or HAWS, could have a new way to determine rents for one of its programs.

Guilford County, High Point and Greensboro officials are looking to pool funds to support unhoused residents through the winter.

As the number of people without housing continues to grow, Greensboro City Council is considering implementing a policy to ensure local residents receive priority with services.

The city of Greensboro started its pallet shelter program for individuals without housing this week.