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Answer Man: Asheville faces highest rent in NC; How much funding for affordable housing?

One reader asks: What does the city of Asheville spending look like for affordable housing projects?

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Ground broken, blessed on Haywood Street for affordable housing complex

41 families will have a home soon as the Haywood Street Community Development and it’s community came together to celebrate ground being broken on it’s new thre

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Asheville s Haywood Street apartments close on $1 3M land acquisition

Following a $1.3 million land acquisition, an affordable housing project on West Haywood Street in Asheville is one step closer to breaking ground.

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Asheville City Council approves Haywood Street affordable housing

Asheville Council approved a "deeply affordable" housing project at its Feb. 22 meeting, what will bring 45-units of housing to West Haywood Street.

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Asheville council resumes in-person meetings Feb 22

Asheville City Council is back in-person, Feb. 22 and so are public comments anyone wishing to speak live at the meetings cannot attend virtually.

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