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Speak Up to Support More Housing Options: Join our public comment training on July 21st
Why do you care about bringing more housing options to Asheville? What’s your story? And what’s the best way to share that story so it will help bring middle housing…
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Why we support spending disaster recovery funds on affordable housing construction
As Asheville City Council debates reallocating Community Development Block Grant – Disaster Recovery (CDBG-DR) funding from affordable housing construction to home repair, Susan Bean spoke up during the public hearing…
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Community Input Needed: Take the Locally Coordinated Plan Survey
We know that in order to meet the challenge of Asheville’s housing crisis, we need more housing options within our cities. Middle housing types like duplexes, townhomes, and ADUs will…
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Tell Asheville City Council to Support Housing on Main Bus Routes!
When we build homes located near things like grocery stores, schools, restaurants, and bus routes, people have more options for how they get around and are able to spend less…
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Support an Eviction Moratorium and Boost Housing Aid for Helene Survivors
Urge Gov. Cooper to halt evictions and increase housing aid for Helene survivors. With a worsening housing shortage and incomes impacted by the storm, more families face displacement. Ask the Governor to protect stable housing with an eviction moratorium and added rental assistance.
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Stand as a neighbor who says: Welcome!
Sign on to the Neighbors for More Neighbors WNC Platform. We face a national housing shortage and a climate emergency that requires our communities to take action. We can make…
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Don’t Let Airbnb Overpower Locals.
We need you to act now to defend Buncombe County from powerful special interests who are fighting against reasonable regulations on short-term rentals. If they win, Buncombe County will become even more…
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Let’s Bring Middle Housing Back to Asheville!
Asheville, like the nation and the world, is experiencing both a housing shortage and a climate crisis. Our city simply does not have enough homes available to rent or to…
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