Clarksville is experiencing rapid growth, adding 5,000–6,000 people each year, and a new study shows the community needs more than 15,000 additional housing units over the next five years. The assessment, conducted by Bowen National Research, highlights shortages in both rental and for-sale homes, with many households facing affordability challenges. Recommendations include expanding affordable housing, updating zoning codes, and forming

Patrick Bowen, of Bowen National Research, presented the results of a Housing Needs Assessment to the Franklin Town Council that was conducted in Macon County during the past year.

The Asheville Watchdog reports on the explosive growth of the short-term vacation rental market in Buncombe County.

JOHN BOYLE | ASHEVILLE CITIZEN TIMES | 6:00 am EDT October 12, 2020 If you have any doubt that apartment developers see an opportunity in the Asheville area, consider the Oct. 14 Buncombe County Board of Adjustment agenda. It includes two separate applications for new apartments, one proposal to build 852 units off Sweeten Creek Road in South Asheville, and another to build 660 units at 20

As we all know, there are numerous items to think about when choosing a market to develop/invest in. Due to the requirements of the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) program and the Kentucky Housing Corporation (KHC), having a good understanding of the market/region you are looking to develop/invest in is a critical step in developing a successful LIHTC property and