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Yearly Archives: 2015

North Carolina law offers a variety of exemptions, exclusions, and appraisal benefits for property used to provide housing for low- or moderate-income residents. Here is a quick summary of those special rules with links to the full statutes and to … Read more

North Carolina law offers a variety of exemptions, exclusions, and appraisal benefits for property used to provide housing for low- or moderate-income residents. Here is a quick summary of those special rules with links to the full statutes and to more-detailed blog posts on related issues.  If you think I missed any relevant statutes, please don’t be shy—that’s what the comment section is for!

North Carolina law offers a variety of exemptions, exclusions, and appraisal benefits for property used to provide housing for low- or moderate-income residents. Here is a quick summary of those special rules with links to the full statutes and to more-detailed blog posts on related issues.  If you think I missed any relevant statutes, please don’t be shy—that’s what the comment section is for!

[UPDATE 9/29/15:  S.L. 2015-185 amended the religious exemption to exempt real property “under construction” if the property is owned by a religious organization and is intended to be used for religious purposes upon completion.  “Under construction” is defined to include … Read more