CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The city of Charlotte has already spent more than half of the $50 million in affordable housing bond money that voters approved last year.
There are three projects made possible thanks to Charlotte voters.
"I am very satisfied with the progress the city is making," said Mayor Vi Lyles.
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Since taking office, Lyles has championed affordable housing in the city.
She said Charlotte has become a model for the nation.
Watch the video above to hear how the city is spending the $50 million affordable housing bond.
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