Greensboro Needs 30,000 Homes In The Next Five Years

Here at the Greensboro Housing Coalition (GHC), we work every day with families struggling to find a safe and affordable place to call home. We see the human side of the housing crisis in every phone call and every intake form. Now, a new report, the North Carolina Housing Supply Gap Analysis, puts hard numbers…

At the Greensboro Housing Coalition (GHC), our commitment to housing stability extends beyond renters to the dedicated homeowners who form the backbone of our neighborhoods. As property values and taxes fluctuate, many long-term residents on fixed or low incomes find it increasingly difficult to keep up with the rising costs of staying in their homes….

Did you know that poor housing conditions can profoundly impact health? One Greensboro community proved just how much of a difference collective action and advocacy can make. A recent Milwaukee Journal Sentinel article sheds light on the transformation of Avalon Trace apartments, once a hotspot for asthma-related emergencies, into a healthier, safer place under the new name,…

A new executive order aims to clear homeless encampments from city streets, raising urgent questions about the future of housing security and compassionate care, both nationally and right here in Guilford County. Here at the Greensboro Housing Coalition (GHC), our work is grounded in the belief that safe, stable, and affordable housing is a fundamental…

At the Greensboro Housing Coalition (GHC), our mission is to ensure every neighbor has a safe and stable home. However, as winter temperatures drop, the local network of support services is facing an unprecedented strain. A recent report from FOX8 highlights a sobering reality: funding challenges are forcing essential nonprofits to scale back or shut…

What would you do if your air conditioning went out during the sweltering summer months? For residents of the Cascades Grandview Apartments in Greensboro, that’s not a hypothetical question. According to MyFOX8, the central air conditioning unit serving over 200 residents has been out of commission for weeks, leaving tenants like April Mays struggling to cope….