North Carolina Housing Finance Agency

Housing Authorities

Raleigh, NC

They support 30,100 jobs through housing initiatives and provide down payment assistance to homebuyers in North Carolina.

  • first-time homebuyers needing financial assistance
  • communities seeking affordable housing development
  • support for vulnerable populations in need of stable housing

Oak City Cares

Housing Authorities

Raleigh, NC

Oak City Cares connects individuals experiencing homelessness to multiple nonprofit services in Wake County and aims to make homelessness rare and brief.

  • connecting individuals and families to services for homelessness

Raleigh Housing Authority

Housing Authorities

Raleigh, NC

Raleigh Housing Authority has served the Raleigh area since 1938 and provides housing assistance to over 11,000 individuals annually.

  • low-income families seeking affordable housing
  • elderly individuals requiring safe housing solutions
  • those needing housing vouchers

CarePatrol

Housing Authorities

Cary, NC

CarePatrol provides senior care advisory services in Durham and Chapel Hill at no cost, helping families find suitable care solutions.

  • finding assisted living or memory care solutions
  • families needing guidance in senior care decisions

less than 30 days to find placements

Greystone & Co.

Housing Authorities

Raleigh, NC

Greystone & Co. originated $13B in loans in 2025 and is ranked as the #1 HUD multifamily and healthcare lender.

  • multifamily and healthcare financing
  • commercial real estate investment

Wake County Housing Authority

Housing Authorities

Zebulon, NC

Wake County Housing Authority administers 585 Housing Choice Vouchers and provides affordable housing across numerous Wake County cities.

  • low-income families seeking affordable housing
  • homeless veterans needing supportive housing

LND Legacy Mobile Homes

Housing Authorities

Raleigh, NC

LND Legacy Mobile Homes specializes in foreclosure assistance and provides quick cash offers for mobile homes.

  • individuals facing foreclosure
  • owners needing major home repairs
  • those inheriting a home

quick closing

HJK Group

Housing Authorities

Raleigh, NC

HJK Group provides affordable housing with rooms starting at $750/month and serves all 100 counties in North Carolina.

  • affordable housing for individuals in re-entry
  • supportive living for veterans
  • stable housing for the homeless

Housing Authorities in nearby counties

FAQ

What is the difference between Raleigh Housing Authority and Wake County Housing Authority?

Raleigh Housing Authority administers public housing and vouchers within Raleigh city limits, operating 5,883 units. Wake County Housing Authority serves the rest of Wake County with 343 public housing units and 585 Housing Choice Vouchers, plus VASH vouchers for veterans.

How do I apply for a Housing Choice Voucher in Wake County?

You apply directly through the housing authority serving your area—Raleigh Housing Authority if you live within Raleigh city limits, or Wake County Housing Authority for the rest of the county. Both require income eligibility verification and typically have waitlists.

Is there housing assistance specifically for veterans in Wake County?

Wake County Housing Authority administers VASH vouchers in partnership with the VA, which combine rental assistance with supportive services for homeless veterans. HJK Group also offers supportive housing for veterans starting at $750 per month with utilities included.

What should I do if I am experiencing homelessness in Wake County?

Oak City Cares serves as the central hub connecting individuals and families experiencing homelessness to multiple Wake County nonprofits and coordinated services, aiming to make homelessness rare, brief, and non-recurring.

Can I get help with a down payment to buy a home in Wake County?

The North Carolina Housing Finance Agency, a state agency, offers down payment assistance and homebuyer education programs for first-time homebuyers, having financed 12,500 affordable homes and apartments across the state in 2025.