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“Changing the face of the inner city:” Neighborhood Revitalization Project unveils newest home
“We are changing the face of the inner city,” said Washington Mayor Donald Sadler during ribbon-cutting ceremonies for the newest home built as part of the Neighborhood Revitalization Program (NRP). The 1,420 sq. ft. four-bedroom home is located at 706 North Gladden Street and is the second home constructed as part of the program to […] The post “Changing the face of the inner city:” Neighborhood Revitalization Project unveils newest home appeared first on Washington Daily News.
Ribbon-cutting ceremony held for home in Washington Neighborhood Revitalization Program
WASHINGTON, N.C. (WNCT) — There’s a new homeowner in Washington. City officials and the Washington Housing Authority cut the ribbon on a four-bedroom home on Gladden Street on Tuesday. The housing authority works with the homeowner through the city’s Neighborhood Revitalization Program to make sure it’s affordable. “The key is to fulfilling the dreams of […]
Listings by out-of-town realtors on the rise in Washington
An increase in the number of listings by out-of-town realtors in Washington has caught the ire of the Washington-Beaufort County Board of Realtors. “We are seeing a big influx of agents from all different areas who represent both buyers and sellers in our market,” said Samantha Polk, president of the Washington-Beaufort County Board of Realtors. […] The post Listings by out-of-town realtors on the rise in Washington appeared first on Washington Daily News.
Carolina Studios to address attainable housing crisis
Carolina Studios, a transformative affordable housing project developed by Kyle Barnes, will host its ribbon-cutting ceremony, March 21 at 12 p.m. The initiative, housed in the renovated Sunset Inn, introduces 27 rental units, including 24 rooms, a two-bedroom apartment, and two ADA-compliant efficiency suites, with the aim of filling a significant gap in the community’s […] The post Carolina Studios to address attainable housing crisis appeared first on Washington Daily News.
Causey rejects homeowner rate increase
Martin County homeowners concerned about a substantial homeowner insurance rate hike received a reprieve last week after N.C. Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey denied the rate hike requested by the North Carolina Rate Bureau (NCRB). Causey subsequently set a hearing for Oct. 7. In January, the NCRB filed a homeowners insurance rate increase request with the North Carolina Department of Insurance. The Rate Bureau asked for an average statewide increase in...
Substantial rate increase possible for homeowners
Bertie County homeowners and renters could be facing a substantial insurance rate hike if the North Carolina Rate Bureau has it’s way. The proposed county increase will be among the highest rates in the state. North Carolina Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey announced Friday, Jan. 5, the North Carolina Rate Bureau filed a homeowners insurance rate increase request with the North Carolina Department of Insurance. The Rate Bureau is asking for an average statewide increase in homeowners’ insurance rates of 42.2 percent. The bureau also requested...
Substantial rate increase possible for homeowners
Martin County homeowners may be facing a substantial homeowner insurance rate hike if the North Carolina Rate Bureau has its way. The proposed county increase will be among the highest rates in the state. While the increase will affect homeowners, Martin County renters could also see an eventual increase in monthly rental fees. North Carolina Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey announced Friday, Jan. 5, the North Carolina Rate Bureau filed a...
New affordable housing to come to Washington this year
WASHINGTON, N.C. (WNCT) — There’s a new housing option coming to the City of Washington. Kyle Barnes is turning the Old Sunset Inn into studio apartments. The rent for a one-bedroom place starts at $725 per month, including utilities and WiFi. The unit will include a full kitchenette and bathroom.
Former 1950’s motel to be converted into apartments
A unique approach to housing is underway in Washington. The former Sunset Inn at the intersection Hackney Avenue and Carolina Avenue is being converted into a 27-unit apartment building soon to be called Carolina Studios. At the helm is real estate investor, Kyle Barnes of Washington. Barnes started in mechanical engineering at Carver Machine Works, […] The post Former 1950’s motel to be converted into apartments appeared first on Washington Daily News.
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