We have two brand new listings on our website for townhomes in the Stanat Place community on Homestead Road in Chapel Hill, within walking distance to Homestead Park and Homestead Aquatic Center, and just a short drive to schools, shopping, dining, UNC, and I-40. We will have four homes in this neighborhood, with the first two expected to be complete in April or May.

We are looking for a creative and detail-oriented Communications Coordinator who is passionate about using their talents to help people find safe, desirable housing they can afford. This role supports our outreach and engagement efforts by managing all communications channels, creating content, and representing Community Home Trust at events. The ideal candidate thrives both working independently and as part of a small, collaborative team, demonstrating efficiency and initiative to help more people in our community.

Do you notice changes happening in your neighborhood? Do you wonder, “why is that building taller than the others?” or “why does one part of Chapel Hill look different from another?” Do you like to learn and share new information? Do you want to earn some extra money?

If you answered yes to these questions, apply to be a Town of Chapel Hill Planning Ambassador.

The North Carolina Housing Coalition has written a letter to our elected officials expressing their concern over the proposed cuts to federal housing funds. Community Home Trust has signed the letter because we know how essential these funds are to ensuring everyone in our state has a safe place to live. Individuals who are opposed to these cuts are also invited to sign it.

“Kimberly Sanchez: Exploring Possibilities Through Creativity,” is a new interview with our Executive Director, posted by Leadership Triangle. Kimberly is a 2023 graduate of the program.

Our new whitepaper, “Shared Equity, Lasting Impact: Strategies for Affordable and Sustainable Housing,” written by our Director of External Relations and Advocacy Daniele Berman, is available on our website as a free download now. If you’ve ever wanted to understand the community land trust model better, this will be a helpful resource.

About 140 people joined us at The Carolina Theatre of Durham on February 19 for the premiere of our new impact film. We’re working on plans to make the film available for viewing online, so stay tuned for an email when it’s available!

Neighborhood Tour:

Learn more about the communities where CHT residents live and see some examples of our homes for yourself. The neighborhood tour lasts approximately two hours and starts with coffee and conversation at our office. Space on the bus is limited and registration is required. Next tour: March 19, 9-11:30 a.m. Register here.

“Shared Equity, Lasting Impact: Strategies for Affordable and Sustainable Housing,” Daniele Berman, 2/25.

“Kimberly Sanchez: Exploring Possibilities Through Creativity,” Leadership Triangle, 2/3/25.

“Federal Housing Investments Under Existential Threat: What You Can Do,” Samuel Gunter, North Carolina Housing Coalition, 2/27/25.