Author Archives: Angie Hedgepeth

Cumberland County Commissioners Approve Large Quarry Operation

The Cumberland County Commissioners approved a rezoning from A1 agricultural district to A1/CZ agricultural conditional zoning. The property is 62.55 acres and is located south of Carlos Road and east of Rebel Road. Red Rock Materials is the owner. The property will be used for a sand mine/pit. Mr. Brian Raynor spoke on behalf ofContinue reading “Cumberland County Commissioners Approve Large Quarry Operation”

City of Fayetteville – Affordable Housing Project Updates

Christopher Cauley, Director of Economic and Community Development for the city gave an update on Affordable/Attainable housing projects within the city. Below are some of the highlights of his presentation. June 6, 2022 – new policies and procedures which allows for more development partners and smaller scale rental developments. August 7, 2023 – project proposalsContinue reading “City of Fayetteville – Affordable Housing Project Updates”

Sanford City Council Approves Industrial Park

From: The Sanford Herald The city continues to grow as two new developments of townhomes and a large industrial park were approved by the Sanford City Council Tuesday. After months of discussions and public hearings and unanimous approval from the Planning Board, council voted to approve a statement on the long-range consistency and the zoningContinue reading “Sanford City Council Approves Industrial Park”

Call to Action from Homebuilders Association of Fayetteville

The North Carolina General Assembly has passed bipartisan legislation to stop the NC Building Code Council from adopting outrageous energy code requirements that would add approximately $20,400 to the cost of the average new home in North Carolina. Moreover, we estimate that the cost of these code requirements would price more than 102,500 North CarolinaContinue reading “Call to Action from Homebuilders Association of Fayetteville”

Fee Changes by Fannie Mae & Freddie Mac

NAR Is Making the REALTOR® Voice Heard on LLPAs April 26, 2023 Mortgage Financing, Fannie Mae & Freddie Mac (GSEs) By: Stacey MoncrieffFee changes announced by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac lead to both legitimate concerns and misunderstandings. Beginning May 1, some Americans will see higher fees on their mortgages while others will see fees reduced orContinue reading “Fee Changes by Fannie Mae & Freddie Mac”