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  • CHARLOTTE BUSINESS JOURNAL

    Ascent Housing buys south Charlotte apartments with plans to drop rents

  • CHARLOTTE BUSINESS JOURNAL

    Ascent Housing to preserve affordability at Swan Run Apartments following acquisition

  • FAST COMPANY

    “Charlotte’s brilliant plan to save affordable homes is a blueprint for other expensive cities”

  • CHARLOTTE BUSINESS JOURNAL

    Truist pledges $15M in its second investment for affordable housing in Charlotte

  • FAST COMPANY

    “Charlotte may have cracked the code on affordable housing. Here’s how” A $58 million fund is being used to buy up affordable buildings and keep the rents low.

  • WSOC-TV

    “More than 250 affordable housing units to soon be available in east Charlotte”

  • WCNC

    “Charlotte's $218 million investment hasn't created enough housing for those who can afford the least”

    An apartment renovation project in east Charlotte could be the blueprint to help more renters with less money find homes. It starts with NOAH preservation.

  • FAST COMPANY

    “The 10 most innovative urban development companies of 2021” How Stablegold Hospitality, Veev, BoKlok, and other forward-thinking organizations are changing our relationship to cities—and the planet.

  • CHARLOTTE BUSINESS JOURNAL

    “Apartments in south Charlotte sell for $18.5M to affordable-housing fund”

  • CHARLOTTE BUSINESS JOURNAL

    Affordable-housing fund acquires apartment property in east Charlotte

  • CHARLOTTE BUSINESS JOURNAL

    Roof Above, Ascent Real Estate Capital acquire Windsor Park apartments for $47.7M

  • THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER

    This $58 million fund will buy, save affordable housing from vanishing in Charlotte. A group of Charlotte investors has announced a $58 million Housing Impact Fund, aimed at saving 1,500 affordable apartments from disappearing in rapidly changing neighborhoods.

  • CHARLOTTE BUSINESS JOURNAL

    “$58M fund launches to preserve affordable housing in Charlotte, with local corporate players among investors”