Charlotte Habitat for Humanity battling rising home prices
Some homes built by Habitat for Humanity in Optimist Park in 1987 are now selling for hundreds of thousands of dollars more, pricing many out of the neighborhood.
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Some homes built by Habitat for Humanity in Optimist Park in 1987 are now selling for hundreds of thousands of dollars more, pricing many out of the neighborhood.
Over the next 20 years, Latinos are forecast to represent the bulk of new homebuyers in the U.S., but many are finding Charlotte unaffordable.
With mortgage rates and homes prices still too high for many homebuyers, here are several ideas that might help you get your foot in the homeownership door.
Latinos are the fastest-growing demographic in North Carolina and the United States and they’re a younger demographic, which means more of them are entering their peak years for home buying.
Latinos are the fastest-growing demographic in North Carolina and the United States and they’re a younger demographic, which means more of them are entering their peak years for home buying.