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A Home for Every Neighbor
The City of Raleigh's 2026-2030 Affordable Housing Plan
Raleigh is facing an urgent housing affordability and homelessness crisis, compounded by a national trend of rising housing costs and inadequate housing supply. As Raleigh’s population growth outpaces housing development and development costs increase, rents and home prices are escalating. This puts pressure on households, particularly those with lower incomes. The affordability of housing in Raleigh is shaped by four key factors: housing demand, housing supply, development costs, and household income. As these factors evolve, Raleigh has experienced significant affordability challenges and a growing homelessness crisis. Learn more about what Raleigh is doing to ease these burdens!
Affordable Housing Bond
The Affordable Housing Bond is an investment to support and enrich the lives of residents with household incomes that are 30%, 50%, 60%, and 80% of AMI. The bond, totaling $80 million, will be spent in stages over the next five years. Learn more about our Affordable Housing Bond priorities.
