About this episode
The episode discusses the Road to 10,000 Initiative aimed at increasing housing capacity in Greensboro by developing 10,000 new housing units by 2030.
The Road to 10,000 Initiative is intended to increase housing capacity in the Gate City by supporting the development of 10,000 new housing units by the year 2030. This directive will leverage a coordinated strategy to engage public and private stakeholders. The goal is to expand housing options across all price points and types, streamline development processes, and foster broad community engagement. Nasha McCray, Assistant City Manager and April Albritton, Community Partners and Development Officer for the City of Greensboro join Talk City Greensboro to share details, respond to questions, and discuss the city's efforts to meet the pressing challenge of housing for our city. Listen in on a conversation that proved to be fruitful, noteworthy, and clarifying. Learn more about the Road to 10K by visiting https://www.greensboro-nc.gov/departments/executive/city-manager-s-office/gsoroadto10k/about
People in this episode
Guests: Nasha McCray, April Albritton
Topics covered
- housing
- urban development
- community engagement
Keywords
- Gate City
- housing units
- development processes
Mentioned in this episode
Places: the Gate City, the City of Greensboro
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