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Greenville Today
By the People, for the People
Greenville City Council Backs 84 New Affordable Apartments
Farrington Trace Phase II project receives $500,000 in HOME funds
Apr. 12, 2026 at 5:03am
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Greenville's latest investment in affordable housing aims to keep the city accessible and diverse as it continues to grow.Greenville TodayGreenville City Council has committed $500,000 in HOME funds to help build Farrington Trace Phase II, a project that will add 84 new affordable apartments on Fire Tower Road. City leaders say this continues a long-term push to support more than 500 affordable housing units and keep housing attainable as Greenville's population and demand grow.
Why it matters
Affordable housing is a critical issue in many growing cities like Greenville, where rising costs and demand can price out lower-income residents. This project represents a significant investment by the city to expand the supply of affordable units and maintain housing accessibility for all members of the community.
The details
The Farrington Trace Phase II project will add 84 new affordable apartments on Fire Tower Road in Greenville. The city council has committed $500,000 in HOME funds, a federal program that provides grants to state and local governments for affordable housing programs. This builds on the city's previous support for more than 500 affordable housing units, as Greenville works to keep pace with population growth and rising costs.
- Greenville City Council approved the $500,000 in HOME funds for Farrington Trace Phase II in April 2026.
The players
Greenville City Council
The governing body of the city of Greenville, North Carolina, which approved $500,000 in HOME funds for the Farrington Trace Phase II affordable housing project.
Farrington Trace Phase II
An affordable housing development in Greenville that will add 84 new affordable apartment units with the support of city funding.
The takeaway
This investment in affordable housing demonstrates Greenville's commitment to maintaining housing accessibility and inclusivity as the city continues to grow and evolve. By supporting projects like Farrington Trace Phase II, the city is working to ensure all residents have access to quality, affordable homes.
