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NC’s housing flaw: apartments banned almost everywhere

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By Chantal Allam, David Raynor Verified
| Yahoo Verified
In North Carolina, you can build a house on almost any patch of land. But the kinds of homes most people can afford — duplexes, townhomes, small apartments and single-family homes on modest lots — are effectively banned. Only about 21% of the state's residential land allows multifamily housing (four or more units) by right — meaning developers can build without seeking special approval.
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NC’s housing flaw: apartments banned almost everywhere

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By Chantal Allam
| High Point Enterprise Verified
In North Carolina, you can build a house on almost any patch of land. But the kinds of homes most people can afford — duplexes, townhomes, small apartments and single-family homes on modest lots — are effectively banned. Only about 21% of the state’s residential land allows multifamily housing (four or more units) by right — meaning developers can build without seeking special approval.
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NC’s housing flaw: apartments banned almost everywhere

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By Chantal Allam
| The Times-News Verified
In North Carolina, you can build a house on almost any patch of land. But the kinds of homes most people can afford — duplexes, townhomes, small apartments and single-family homes on modest lots — are effectively banned. Only about 21% of the state’s residential land allows multifamily housing (four or more units) by right — meaning developers can build without seeking special approval.
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