As housing costs remain high across the Triangle, affordable housing advocates, builders and real estate leaders are searching for ways to expand options for residents increasingly priced out of the market.
“There are so many people that we think are served by the Habitat (for Humanity) program. Teachers qualify for our program, policemen qualify for our program, firemen qualify for it,” said Patricia Burch, CEO of Habitat for Humanity Greater Raleigh.
On Tuesday, ABC 11 met with Burch at Hope Grove neighborhood, a development underway in Garner that will have more than 400 homes…