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North Carolina is poised to revolutionize housing by making it much easier to build accessory dwelling units—backyard cottages, garage apartments, or in-law suites—on single-family lots in cities over 50,000 (excluding coastal areas). The Senate unanimously passed a bill aimed at boosting housing supply, helping families accommodate aging parents or adult children, and generating rental income, while also speeding up conversions of old commercial spaces into homes. Though some local groups expect limited immediate impact, the legislation could ease housing pressures and keep essential workers in their communities—cities have until July 2027 to adjust their zoning rules.

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