A new HUD proposal could allow upper-level sections of multi-story manufactured housing to be assembled without a permanent chassis, unlocking new forms of higher-density housing, reducing construction costs & making manufactured housing more viable in land-constrained markets.
The timing of this event was intentional. It aligns with our overall approach to advocacy, and collaboration, which are critical to keeping us on course. We quote James Scruggs from our Leadership video who said, “We are beginning to see what happens if we don’t work together.”
Early Voting begins Thursday, 10/15 & runs until 10/31. That's when you can shift outcomes, vote for leaders with vision, & start creating a tomorrow that welcomes prosperity.
Find more information about polling locations, what’s on the ballot & more at theelectionhub.org
Find all of this week's municipal meetings and more at REBIC.com/events:
Is transportation the next big industry in Charlotte? MPTA Chair David Howard hopes so. Listen and learn how Charlotte has the unique ability to control its own mobility future at sites.libsyn.com/419717/davi…
In-person Early Voting for the November 2026 General Election begins October 15. The Election Hub is a great resource for all the information you need to make an informed decision: theelectionhub.org
#YourVoteIsYourVoice
The first week of October is jam-packed!
Visit REBIC.com/events to make sure you don't miss anything.
Erin Shaw, Chief Investment Officer at Beacon Partners, is our October Member Spotlight!
Learn more about @erindshaw, here: rebic.com/members/erin-shaw/
Please review the CLDSM draft detail packet and provide any questions, feedback, or comments to the proposed changes by October 15th, 2026 via e-mail to [email protected]. Access the PDF of proposed Draft text details:
charlottenc.gov/files/shared…
The City of Charlotte initiative, Skilled to Build, aims to equip local businesses for opportunities emerging from more than $25 billion in transportation and transit investments tied to the voter-approved one-cent sales tax.
Learn more by visiting the “Skilled to Build” website.
Round out the month of September by attending a municipal meeting. Find all the details you need at rebic.com/events






















