Real Estate and Building Industry Coalition

Mar 9, 2015

NAR to host webinar about upcoming law changes

The National Association of Realtors is hosting a webinar at 2 p.m. March 19 to help prepare real estate agents for upcoming changes to the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act […]

Oct 20, 2014

Bonds would fund infrastructure

CHARLOTTE –Charlotte voters will have the opportunity to either approve or deny three referenda during this year’s general election Nov. 4 that would authorize the city to issue general revenue […]

Sep 29, 2014

REBIC provides mailbox guidance

In light of new U.S. Postal Service requirements for mailboxes in new or expanded subdivisions, the Real Estate and Building Industry Coalition recently hosted a round-table discussion for builders, developers […]

Aug 29, 2014

Job site recycling proposal scrapped

Mecklenburg County has dropped its plan to expand a mandatory recycling program that would have included construction sites for single-family residential, commercial and multifamily projects. Last year, an advisory committee […]

Aug 15, 2014

N.C. Legislature approves construction-friendly bill

RALEIGH – The full state Senate and House on Friday passed a conference committee version of a regulatory reform package that has wide support in the building industry. After Senate […]

Feb 17, 2014

Meck County manager evaluates Code Enforcement’s review and inspection processes

Mecklenburg County Code Enforcement, the government agency that reviews construction plans and inspects projects, has itself come under the review and inspection of Dena Diorio, county manager. The Real Estate […]

Dec 26, 2013

Stormwater management manual changes take effect Jan. 1

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Storm Water Advisory Committee approved at its Dec. 19 meeting a package of revisions to its manual that provides guidance for the construction of stormwater management facilities in […]

Dec 16, 2013

Long-time Charlotte land developer recognized

Charlotte land developer Tom Pearson, a founding member of the Real Estate and Building Industry Coalition, was inducted Dec. 3 into the North Carolina Housing Hall of Fame for his […]

Nov 25, 2013

Zoning ordinance could define new Council’s legacy

CHARLOTTE – Just about every political leader – a certain Canadian mayor notwithstanding – works to be remembered for fixing issues for their constituents and leaving their jurisdiction a better […]

Nov 21, 2013

The end of the road maintenance in Union County

MARVIN – Towns in Union County are scrambling to figure out how to fund the maintenance of future subdivision streets after the state recently alerted them that it will no […]

Nov 18, 2013

City pondering pedestrian overlay changes in Dilworth

DILWORTH – The city of Charlotte is considering making changes to the pedestrian overlay district in this neighborhood and is asking for input from local stakeholders before moving forward, according […]

Oct 17, 2013

ACTION ITEMS: Matthew’s town board extends public hearing on unified development ordinance

The Matthews town board held a public hearing on Monday night seeking comments on a proposed streamlining of the city’s codes into a “unified development ordinance,” combining zoning, subdivision regulations, flood prevention and housing under one umbrella.

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