Longtime Charlotte Home Builder to Serve as 2019 REBIC Chairman
A longtime Charlotte homebuilder and residential developer, who recently served as Chairman of the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB), will lead the Board of the Real Estate and Building […]
Huntersville approves amendment to zoning ordinance
The Huntersville Board of Commissioners has voted to amend the town’s zoning ordinance to comply with a state law that went into effect in June that precludes municipalities from dictating […]
Builder tax-exemption deadline looms
The Real Estate and Building Industry Coalition is reminding builders to apply for a tax exemption on residential and commercial property improvements before the Jan. 31 deadline. Gov. Pat McCrory […]
REBIC opposes Huntersville ordinance amendment
Homebuilders say a proposed amendment to the Huntersville zoning ordinance doesn’t go far enough to comply with a new state law that prohibits governments from placing purely aesthetic design requirements […]
House rules: Legislature eliminates municipal authority to regulate home design
Towns around Charlotte and the state would have to reassess development ordinances and design standards for single-family housing should a bill passed by the legislature this week become law. The […]
Realtors gain support of NC delegates
North Carolina’s senators and representatives have signed a letter at the urging of Realtors asking that the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau implement a grace period for changes to the Real […]
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 […]
Charlotte-area Realtors meet with D.C. lawmakers
Charlotte Regional Realtor Association members traveled to Washington last week for the National Association of Realtors annual party convention and trade expo. As part of the visit to the nation’s […]
Landlords safe from greater liability for tenants’ actions
RALEIGH – A state legislative committee on Monday voted unanimously to shelve two bills that would have allowed mechanics’ liens to be extended to increase liability for property owners and […]
County committee recommends construction recycling requirements
A county advisory committee last week recommended to the Mecklenburg Board of County Commissioners that they vote to amend the county's Source Separation Ordinance to require recycling on all construction and demolition sites within the county.
Results of zoning assessment to be unveiled
CHARLOTTE – After nine months of examining the city’s zoning ordinance, a land-use firm is set to release the results of its assessment at a city meeting on July 25. […]
Fire changes made to N.C. residential building code
RALEIGH – The distance that non-fire-resistant walls can be from property lines has been decreased under a state residential building code chance that replaces a 2012 rule. The 2012 N.C. […]
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