28 Dec 2005 08:46 am
From public housing, a public place
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A great idea, we’ll see how it works.
Charlotte Housing Authority is launching an ambitious plan to raze the complex off Fairview Road and replace it with a pedestrian-friendly development of high-end apartments, stores, offices and possibly a hotel. The project will be the first test of the agency’s new strategy for survival in an era of reduced federal funding: tear down public housing that sits on valuable land, partner with developers and build mixed-income housing in its place.
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January 12th, 2006 at 12:50 pm
I would like to know if housing authority help provide housing for people who don’t have children. I always here that you have to have children in order to get into these places. Well I am a student attending central piedmont community college. I am on finanical aid and in my 2nd year of school majoring in Medical Labortory Tech. I have a job but it is just enough to get by. I don’t have any apartment rental history except for when I lived with my best friend in her hub apartment which we do not stay together anymore. I have been struggling, going from staying with other people. I want to know how I can get some help. I have low-income to hardly none at all. I am currently living with someone and i am pretty much on my own as far as providing for myself. And I can’t really save any money because I have a job but it isn’t a steady job. So sometimes I may bring a good bit but other times not enough. So right now I just want to know if there is any help out there for someone like me.Please email me with info. thank you.