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Charleston Co. working to make homes ‘affordable’ for 99 years
Tear-downs and rehabs; vacant houses Charleston Countybought are getting new owners
Editorial: Charleston County needs to OK funding to continue affordable housing efforts
Charleston County adopts property tax incentives for creating affordable housing
Tax breaks used to attract manufactures would also encourage affordable housing. This program is called a “multi-county industrial park” tax break.
Charleston Co receives $2.8M in grant funding to improve community development
Charleston County has received $2.8 million in Community Development Block Grants and Home Investment Partnership funds from the US Department of Housing and Urban Development.
Charleston County's affordable housing trust idea is popular. But who will it serve?
Charleston County works on setting up affordable housing trust fund, but there's disagreement about how to do it.
Charleston County offers free septic tank, well repairs for qualifying resident.
Access to fresh, clean water and a functioning sewage system touches a trifecta of key issued, said LoElla Smalls, the department’s director. It has to do with money, the environment.
North Charleston’s Liberty Hill revitalizes historic black neighborhood 1 roof at a time.
Nearly 50 homes in the Liberty Hill neighborhood of North Charleston have received new roofs or other critical repairs, thanks to work from the Liberty Hill Redevelopment group and funding.
Charleston nonprofits get federal dollars to boost key efforts like affordable housing.
The federal government offers these community block grants each year through its urban entitlement program, which helps communities like Charleston County support keys efforts including affordable housing, economic development , and
Charleston County spending $10.2M to boost affordable housing developments
The federal funds will help create 340 homes, mostly in Charleston and North Charleston.
SC county invests ARPA dollars in home repairs for the elderly
Charleston County, S.C. is using $3 million in American Rescue Plan Act funds on a home-repair program for its older, low-to-moderate income residents to reduce energy costs and increase safety measures.
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