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The city of Hickory has agreed to sell 10 city-owned pieces of land to a developer to build housing for low- to moderate-income residents
With the anticipated rent increase, they were facing monthly payments of $1,100 if they signed a year-long lease and even more if they went month-to-month.
More homes for low-to-moderate-income residents will be coming to Hickory following the Hickory City Council’s approval of an agreement with Charlotte-based JRN Development on Tuesday.
The Hickory City Council will consider selling six city-owned parcels of land to a developer who plans to build affordable housing on the properties, according to documents in the council’s