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The Authority's ultimate goal is to
be a financially viable real estate company offering
affordable housing that is competitive with or exceeds
housing offered by other affordable housing providers.
The organization is best described as a developer partner,
asset manager, contract negotiator and contract monitor
with a social purpose.
The Charlotte Housing Authority is a
non- profit real estate holding company with a public
purpose. That public purpose is to provide decent, safe
and affordable housing to low- and moderate-income families
while supporting their efforts to achieve self- sufficiency.
The Authority focuses on its core mission of housing,
partners with quality service providers for supportive
services, and it continues to evolve as a collaborative
leader who helps frame solutions to affordable housing
issues.
The Authority has three strategic business
areas to accomplish its mission. They are:
Each of the strategic business areas
focus on initiatives that center around five strategic
goals and four management priorities.
Strategic Goals
- Lead the development of collaborative relationships
for affordable housing solutions to a broad continuum
of stakeholders.
- Maximize the economic, physical, and social value
of the Authority's real estate portfolio.
- Ensure that the Authority attains long-term financial
viability
- Provide the highest quality, most cost effective
real estate management services which exceed HUD and
industry standards.
- Create an environment that facilitates the development
of client families to reach their highest potential.
Management Priorities
- Funding and Collaboration Strategies
- Contract Development and Monitoring Strategies
- Internal Process Improvement Strategies
- Workforce Development Strategies
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