Join the NC Housing Table

NC’s leading voices in economic development, housing, and community advocacy are uniting under one banner: The North Carolina Housing Table.

Our coalition brings together organizations dedicated to enacting systemic, statewide policy change that removes outdated barriers to attainable housing for all North Carolinians. By joining forces, we convert fragmented local efforts into a single, powerful legislative advocacy coalition at the General Assembly. Email Info@NCHousingTable.org for consideration.

We actively seek partners from the following sectors to join our shared mission:

  • Housing Developers and Builders

  • Organizations advocating for more homes

  • Local Chambers of Commerce and Economic Development Agencies

  • Faith-Based and Community-Serving Organizations

  • Social Service and Housing Advocacy Non-Profits

Our Mandate is Built on Shared Beliefs

  • The lack of attainable homes is undermining the core missions of every organization across our state.

  • We believe that state policy must reflect these common-sense truths: Home is a basic human need, and everyone should have a safe and affordable place to live.

  • More homes and more neighbors are a benefit, not a cost.

  • Strong communities require a range of home choices at a range of prices to meet different needs.

  • Our housing challenges are solvable through urgent state policy reform.

The Power of the Collective

North Carolina faces a shortage of more than 764,000 homes. (NC Chamber, 2025) The North Carolina Housing Table centralizes this issue, allowing your organization to solve these challenges through collective action:

  • For Developers: We clear regulatory red tape and restrictive zoning rules that stifle your pipeline and increase costs.

  • For Employers: We drive policy that creates housing options closer to job centers, strengthening your talent recruitment and retention.

  • For Non-Profits: We remove the artificial supply constraints that make your mission to house and serve vulnerable populations exponentially harder.

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