Charlotte’s growth drives focus on housing and infrastructure

The government has sent a package of housing legislation for public discussion, which includes an amendment to the Housing Act, with which the authorities want to improve the operation of housing funds, and an Act on Financing and Promoting the Construction of Public Rental Housing.

Council Moves to Streamline Housing Development

The City Council had two public hearings on the agenda at the March 17, 2025 meeting related to planning. In the first public hearing, the Council approved a Zoning Code Amendment (ZCA) for Objective Design ...

The Conselleira de Vivenda e Planificación de Infraestruturas, María M. Allegue, has visited the beginning of the construction of a building for 20 public housing in the district of San Eluterio-Tameiga, in the town hall of Mos, which is expected to be completed in 2026.

Charlotte’s growth drives focus on housing and infrastructure

Writer: Eleana Teran 3 min read March 2025 — Charlotte’s population is on track to surge from 3 million to 4.6 million by 2050, a transformation that brings both opportunity and pressure. The question on many minds isn’t whether growth will happen — it’s how the city will manage it in a way that sustains The post Charlotte’s growth drives focus on housing and infrastructure appeared first on Capital Analytics Associates.