Bill may let SC homeowners take low mortgage rates with themA proposed bill would let South Carolina homeowners with ultra-low rates transfer them to new homes, possibly loosening inventory and helping combat the market’s affordability crisis.Charleston Post and Courier5d agoWhole story →BuildEconomyHR 10028mortgage rate relief bill
Federal home rebuilding program has high drop-out rate in SCAfter a catastrophic hurricane, federal aid helps lower-income residents rebuild. More than half will drop out midway through.Charleston Post and Courier7d agoWhole story →BuildPlanethurricane relief efforts
SC law needs clarity on when apartments get a tax breakSouth Carolina lawmakers must revisit a 2020 loophole that allowed private apartment owners to remove entire complexes from the tax rolls in return for little to no public benefit.Charleston Post and Courier17d agoWhole story →BuildEconomysouth carolina tax law revision
Tidewater Reach abandonment need not be a snap decisionCongress should not rush a decision on abandoning Tidewater Reach, a 650-foot-long shipping channel in Charleston Harbor once used for cruise ships and still used by other maritime commerce.Charleston Post and Courier20d agoWhole story →BuildFoodtidewater reach deauthorization debate
Congress must prioritize accessibility in housing supplyWithout a change of course, we will effectively build a generation of affordable housing that remains physically off-limits to millions of seniors and people with disabilities.Charleston Post and Courier29d agoWhole story →BuildEconomyaffordable housing legislation
