$1.2M grant paves way for affordable housing on new Lowcountry transit line
The Lowcountry Rapid Transit project is taking its next big step.
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The Lowcountry Rapid Transit project is taking its next big step.
In North Charleston's south end, ten affordable homes provide a place to live for low-income residents due to a partnership with Metanoia, various organizations.
North Charleston's Chicora-Cherokee, Accabee and Union Heights neighborhoods object to a Charleston County plan to have a prime park site include manufacturing.
A proposed agreement is leaving North Charleston residents high and dry, according to city and community leaders.
Low-income housing requires complex public, private funding, called financing lasagna by some, and it can take longer than the time needed to build the housing.