North Carolina Housing Coalition

06/12/2026

RSVP now for Imagining a Well-Being Budget in Brevard and Asheville! Our state budget is a plan for how we will come together to meet needs and pursue opportunities as a community. In this workshop, we want to create space for you to IMAGINE the possibilities if your elected officials used our tax dollars to fund the priorities in your community. Hosted in partnership with NC Budget & Tax Center, Just Economics of WNC, and North Carolina Council of Churches
Brevard RSVP: https://ncbudget.org/brevard
Asheville RSVP: https://ncbudget.org/asheville

06/02/2026

In North Carolina, June is officially National Homeownership Month! Check out Governor Stein's proclamation: https://governor.nc.gov/governor-stein-proclaims-national-homeownership-month

05/28/2026

Thank you to our sponsor, Technical Assistance Collaborative!

05/27/2026

Thank you to our sponsor, Molina Healthcare!

05/26/2026

Thank you to our sponsor, CaseWorthy!

04/30/2026

Housing Minute: April 30, 2026

Executive Director Samuel Gunter and Director of Housing Policy Stephanie Watkins-Cruz at NC Housing Day 2026 to share a unified message with more than 175 advocates from across the state: Voters are concerned about the rising cost of housing, and the General Assembly has a big role to play in funding solutions and investing in housing as essential infrastructure. You can join our advocacy efforts by contacting your legislators this week to tell them that housing is important and that housing matters to North Carolina.

03/13/2026

Our Policy and Advocacy team is in DC this week at 's and on Capitol Hill advocating with our NC Congressional Delegation!

03/13/2026

Read our analysis of the NC data in our latest blog on :

by Stephanie Watkins-Cruz Released annually, The Gap: A Shortage of Affordable Homes investigates the affordability and availability of rental homes for households of different income levels nationwide and in every … Continued

03/13/2026

In the three largest metropolitan areas of the state, there are as few as 26 affordable and available units for every 100 extremely low-income households.

03/12/2026

Of the 345,000 extremely low-income households in NC, nearly 9 in 10 struggle to afford where they live, mirroring national trends.