Community Affordable Housing Data, Plans and Reports

Contact Us

Housing and Community Services Department

Physical Address
301 W Main Street
Carrboro, NC 27510

Phone: : 919-918-7318
Anne-Marie Vanaman

Interim Director

Email Anne-Marie Vanaman

Phone: 919-918-7321
Malia Summey

Administrative Assistant

Email msummey@carrboronc.gov

Phone: 919-918-7318

FAQs

Can the Town help if my landlord won’t make necessary repairs?

The Town has limited authority to intercede in disputes between tenants and landlords, but can assist in assessing the condition of the rental unit if a housing code violation is suspected. Contact Town of Carrboro Housing and Community Services if you are having trouble with your housing situation.

My landlord is . . . threatening eviction, discriminating against me, refusing to return my security deposit, etc. What can I do?

Email HousingHelp@orangecountync.gov if you are experiencing a housing crisis.

Know your rights.

Orange County North Carolina Declaration of Tenant Rights and Obligations

Tenant Rights

Orange County Civil Rights Ordinance

Fair Housing Project – Know Your Rights

If you believe you’ve experienced housing discrimination, think you are being discriminated against, contact the Orange County Human Rights & Relations department, 919-245-2487 or Human_Relations@orangecountync.gov

File a complaint.

Where can I find affordable housing in Carrboro?

If you’re looking for an affordable apartment, The Housing Opportunity Finder can assist in the search. In addition to properties owned by nonprofit affordable housing providers, it also includes existing apartment complexes, many of which offer lower rents.

If you’re looking for affordable homeownership, the Town has compiled a list of nonprofit affordable housing providers, who not only provide housing affordability, but also ensure the property remains affordable well into the future. Many of the nonprofits listed also own and manage rental homes and apartments.

The Town’s Community Resources page can also point you to other housing-related resources.

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