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On 5/27, NCDOL visited a Keystone Custom Homes (@kchhomes) construction site in Cornelius to conduct on site safety training. NC Commissioner of Labor, Luke Farley, and REBIC were both in attendance to elevate housing supply conversations.

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Meet our June Member Spotlight!

Leader and industry veteran, Grady Thomas, brings decades of insight to the marketplace. He is President of Thomas Property Group and serves as a 2026 REBIC Board Member.

Get to know Grady here: https://t.co/xt3KcnmwEI

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This Thursday, June 4, residents of the Steele Creek community are invited to attend to learn more about current County services and future County plans for the area. There will also be an opportunity to ask questions.

Register to attend at https://t.co/GiNWumSO5V

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It's officially June! Update your calendar for the month ahead with REBIC's Calendar of Events.

Take a look at the first week here: https://t.co/wqsVX7GQwX

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How will the next generation of architects reimagine problem solving? Blaine Brownell from the UNC School of Architecture expounds upon the continually evolving partnership between creativity and technology, and shares how education is the foundation for the future.

Listen now!

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PROSPERITY. What is it? Why do we need it, and why are we pushing back from policy that will help it grow? REBIC is taking a powerful stance in promoting the definition of prosperity to prove it is the engine that moves all of our economic opportunity forward.

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Last Thursday, @southcltpartner hosted a forum on transportation infrastructure, with REBIC's own Rob Nanfelt, as a panelist, plus Matt Panik, David Hooper, & Felix Obregon. Behind the scenes, REBIC insists Charlotte can only survive with people who embrace growth, not reject it.

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Your weekly calendar update is here!

Find more information and ways to get involved at https://t.co/wqsVX7GiHp

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A NAHB Survey shows that 69% of Americans believe that easing building codes would be an effective way to make housing more affordable, a sentiment we don’t hear locally when fear dominates. Solutions require policy that works with the industry and not against it.

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Canopy Gov’t Affairs Committee hosted County Chair Mark Jerrell who spoke about the County’s top priorities, encouraged REBIC members to be mindful of that focus and that leaning in to collaboration is vital to solutions. Thank you Chair Jerrell for your future-minded leadership.

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These included Rep. Jeff Zenger and Rep. Mathew Winslow. REBIC also received visits from Senator Todd Johnson, NC State Auditor, Dave Boliek, and NC Commissioner of Labor, Luke Farley.

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REBIC & HBAGC leaders visited with members of the NC General Assembly to make the case for promoting, supporting, & prioritizing housing affordability agendas. Several Representatives with backgrounds in the industry were on hand to present details about their ongoing efforts.

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Take a look at the week ahead on REBIC's Calendar of Events.

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What does it mean to champion prosperity? Building a prosperous Charlotte requires leaders & residents to do the innately human thing: collaborate.
Collaboration is at the heart of REBIC’s work. We will continue to work together to champion a strong and healthy Charlotte region.

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Development is the cornerstone of our society, and the County’s 85 miles of greenway trails are a prime example of how intentional design and dedicated open space can enhance lifestyles and create better economic outcomes. It’s the best of what it means to be prosperous.

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New episode featuring the Director of the Raven’s School of Architecture at UNC Charlotte, @blainebrownell offers global insights and an important lesson on the invaluable nature of collaborative, forward-thinking design.

The full episode is available at https://t.co/jW2xSVZExQ

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Mayor Vi Lyles led a historic 5-term tenure. Serving as Charlotte’s first Black female mayor, she achieved milestones in affordable housing, infrastructure, & economic development. In short, she saw the way forward to prosperity, & kept her eye on purpose. Thank you, Mayor Lyles.

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There is another full week ahead on the REBIC Calendar!

See more at https://t.co/wqsVX7GQwX

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The City of Statesville is considering important updates to their ordinance language. They will address prohibitive language within their UDC which is a positive step towards opening housing supply and affordable housing options.

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Meet our May Member Spotlight!

President of Charter Properties, John Porter is an ardent supporter of REBIC’s advocacy. He fully believes that quality housing choices are fundamental to the robust health of all communities.

Learn more about John, here: https://t.co/QOiPQrrGfo