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In exchange, owners agree to set at least 20% of their rents at government affordability rates. Half of those affordable rentals would go to people making 80% of the area median income. Currently that is $42,000 for a single person or $54,100 for a family of three. The rents, without utilities, could be a maximum of $884 for a studio or efficiency apartment and $1,132 for a two-bedroom. Those amounts can change with adjustments in the area median income, but they cannot exceed the 80% affordability level for 20 years. For the other half, landlords must make good faith efforts to rent to people using Housing Choice Vouchers. At 60% of the area median income, a single voucher user makes no more than $31,575 annually and a family of three no more than $40,575. ....
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Listen to the story here. Housing bonds have allowed several major North Carolina cities to start addressing the affordable housing crisis. Wilmington Mayor Bill Saffo recently told WHQR that residents could see one on the ballot in 2022. The idea also received 78% support in an affordable housing study conducted for Wilmington and New Hanover County and presented this week. WHQR took a look at how similar bonds, which have already passed in other cities, have been used. Asheville, Greensboro, and Raleigh have collectively passed over $100 million in housing bonds long-terms loans approved by voters on the local ballot. While these bonds have been critiqued by both progressives and conservatives, they have overall been fairly popular. In 2016, Asheville and Greensboro passed bonds with 71 and 68 percent of the vote and in 2020 Raleigh passed its fourth housing bond with a record 72 percent approval. ....