MULTIFAMILYMINUTE
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
KAREN PERKINS, PRESIDENT
Willow Bridge Property Company, GFAA
AMANDA SIEGAL WILLIAMS, VICE
PRESIDENT
BSC Holdings, PTAA
AMY RITCHY, TREASURER
Greystar, WAA
AMY TIMOCKO, SECRETARY
Caviness & Cates, TAA
LISA TAYLOR, IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT
Greystar, GCAA
NORM PRAET, GENERAL COUNSEL
Brownlee Whitlow & Praet, PLLC
BOARD MEETING DATES
2025
DECEMBER 17
Zoom
2026
JANUARY 21
Fayetteville
MARCH 18
Zoom
MAY 11
Raleigh
AUGUST 19
Zoom
OCTOBER 14
Wilmington
DECEMBER 16
Zoom
DIRECTORS AT LARGE
APARTMENT ASSOCIATION OF
WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA (AAWNC)
TINA GORBY BAKER
Apartments.com
BETHANY LYKINS
Greystar
KIMBERLY MEDEARIS
Fogelman Properties
GREATER CHARLOTTE APARTMENT
ASSOCIATION (GCAA)
GABRIELLE BOUKNIGHT
HHHunt Property Management
DANA FLAHERTY
BGSF
MICHELLE O'BRIEN
Loebsack & Brownlee
DEIDRE QUICK
Asset Living
GREATER FAYETTEVILLE APARTMENT
ASSOCIATION (GFAA)
JENNIFER PITTMAN
Van Metre Apartments
ANGELA RAUPP
Apartment Dynamics
GREENVILLE AREA APARTMENT
ASSOCIATON (GAPMA)
BRENDA WALTERS
CareMaster
PIEDMONT TRIAD APARTMENT ASSOCIATION (PTAA)
JAMES CRAIG
Ari Apartment Management
MARY GWYN
Apartment Dynamics
KRISTIN STANTON
Bell Partners
BERT WRAY
Chadwell Supply
TRIANGLE APARTMENT ASSOCIATION (TAA)
CRAIG NARDI
Blue Heel Development
CINDY NITSCHKE
Valet Living
SYDNEY PARTIN
Greystar
APRIL VASTA
Willow Bridge Property Company
WILMINGTON APARTMENT ASSOCIATION (WAA)
KRYSTI KESER
Hawthorne Residential
DORIANE MURRAY
Tribute Properties
KAREN SPAID
Highmark Residential
AANC STATE SUPPLIERS COUNCIL
LIZ NEWKIRK
Loebsack & Brownlee
PRESIDENT’S LETTER
Dear AANC Members,
As we move into the heart of the holiday season, I am filled with gratitude and optimism. This time of year naturally invites reflection—on the challenges we have faced, the progress we have made, and the people who have walked alongside us through it all. It is also a moment to look forward with intention and hope as we prepare to welcome a new year.
This past year has been a strong one for the Apartment Association of North Carolina. Thanks to the dedication of our Board, committees, partners, and members, AANC continues to be an effective advocate for the multifamily housing industry. Together, we made meaningful legislative strides—protecting the rights of housing providers, supporting responsible policy, and ensuring our voices were heard on issues that directly impact our communities and residents. Your engagement, whether through advocacy efforts, committee service, or continued membership, makes that success possible.
In October, the AANC Board of Directors gathered in Asheville, North Carolina for our fall meeting. The setting was breathtakingly beautiful and remarkably peaceful. Being together in that space felt especially meaningful as we reflected on the one-year anniversary of Hurricane Helene devastating that area. The resilience we witnessed in the community of Asheville—and across Western North Carolina—was a powerful reminder of the strength, determination, and unity of North Carolinians and Americans alike.
In an age when it can feel as though there is always difficult news on the horizon, our time in Asheville served as a grounding reminder: if you choose to look for the good, you will always find it. It is present in the people rebuilding their homes and businesses. It is present in the spirit of collaboration within our industry. And it is present in the unwavering commitment of our members to provide housing, support their teams, and uplift their communities.
As 2025 comes to a close, I want to thank each of you for being part of AANC and for the passion you bring to your work every day. I am excited about the opportunities ahead of us in the New Year and confident that together, we will continue to strengthen our industry, serve our residents, and support one another.
From my family to yours, I wish you a joyful holiday season and a safe, prosperous, and fulfilling New Year.
Warmly,
Karen Perkins, AANC President Willow Bridge Property Company
GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS
DECEMBER 2025
After another productive and successful 2025 legislative session, we are now turning our attention to what comes next. As we begin updating our legislative and regulatory priorities for 2026, we want to hear directly from you. Your on-the-ground experience is essential to identifying issues that need attention at the General Assembly or through regulatory bodies such as the North Carolina Building Code Council.
While portions of the 2025-2026 agenda have been completed or will carry forward, we know the landscape continues to shift. New challenges emerge each year, whether from evolving code interpretations, local ordinance changes, rising insurance costs, staffing pressures, or operational issues that weren’t on the radar even a year ago. Your perspective ensures our time, research, and political capital in 2026 are aligned with the practical realities you face in the industry.
Please take a few minutes to COMPLETE THE SURVEY and share your insights by December 5, 2025. And importantly, you do not need to have a proposed solution to share feedback. If you feel there is a law or regulation creating confusion, slowing down operations, or adding unnecessary cost or complexity, please let us know via the survey, even if you’re unsure whether a fix is possible or what it might look like.
Questions? Contact Sarah DuBose at GAD@aanconline.org.
For a complete report on all the 2025 accomplishments of the AANC Government Affairs team, be sure to read the AANC Annual Report, coming to your inbox in January.
SUPPORT MULTIFAMILY
Having a strong PAC allows us to educate candidates and elected officials on issues that significantly impact our industry. It is vital that we lead the conversation involving key issues within the multifamily industry. To do this, we must continue leveraging our collective contributions to support candidates that allow us this opportunity and understand the critical needs of the multifamily rental community.
Thank you to our 2025 PAC supporters!
Your PAC contributions play a vital role and every dollar, no matter how large or small, counts. We still have a long way to go to meet our goal of raising $150,000 by the end of 2026, so join us and support the multifamily industry in North Carolina by donating today!
The Multifamily Housing Coalition of North Carolina (MHCNC) strategically directs resources where they will make the biggest impact. Whether it’s running targeted campaigns, funding advocacy efforts, or responding swiftly to legislative threats, the MHCNC ensures that the rental housing industry isn’t left scrambling for resources at the last minute.
By building a strong financial foundation now, MHCNC can effectively safeguard North Carolina’s multifamily housing sector against future regulatory and legislative challenges.
Stay engaged, support the cause, and help shape the future of rental housing in North Carolina.
To donate to the MHCNC, visit the AANC website for more information, or email Jon Lowder at jon@aanconline.org.
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LEGAL UPDATE
This article is for informational purposes only and should not be construed as legal advice, nor does it constitute an opinion, recommendation, or endorsement of any kind. It is not intended to provide, and should not be relied on as, legal advice, nor does it represent the views, opinions, or recommendations of AANC. Readers are encouraged to consult their own legal counsel for advice specific to their circumstances. The information provided herein does not create an attorney-client relationship.
So, Did the CARES Act Go Away or Not?
If you’ve been asking this question, you’re not alone. And in the best lawyer response we can muster, the answer is: it depends. It depends on exactly what you mean by “go away.” But the better question, really, is how do the several developments related to the CARES Act over the last year or so apply to your properties, and to North Carolina landlords in general.
Of course, everyone reading this is aware of the CARES Act. And more specifically, the CARES Act’s 30-day notice period pertaining to eviction cases. Well, just a brief reminder: the CARES Act – enacted during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic – did several things, not the least of which was to establish a 30 day “demand to vacate” requirement before a “covered” property can file for an eviction based on non-payment of rent. And while several states have upheld the Act’s 30-day notice provision – citing that it did not end after the “temporary” 120-day eviction moratorium period – recent developments may provide covered landlords with some relief.
One of the primary cases focusing on this notice provision came out of Virginia, where the Virginia Court of Appeals held that the 30-day time period contained in the CARES Act does not prohibit the filing of an eviction action prior to the expiration of the 30-day notice period, only the actual removal of the tenant via the execution of a writ. What this means is that the 30-day notice can run concurrently with the eviction filing. And while Virginia law is not binding on North Carolina courts, absent any contrary NC precedent, it is instructive.
Jared Schmidt, Supervising Partner
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Hans Dara, Supervising Partner
CONGRATULATIONS!
AANC is proud to announce the Class of 2026 for the Leadership Lyceum, our premier program that develops and empowers emerging leaders in the multifamily industry. This year’s class will meet three times, focusing on Association Leadership, Legislative Advocacy & Impact, and Connected Leadership in Multifamily, and will be recognized at the AANC 2026 CONNECTED Conference.
A special thank you to the AANC Affiliates, the State Suppliers Council, the AANC President, and the NextGen Committee for their efforts in assembling this outstanding class.
AANC wishes to congratulate the following NC affiliates who had the highest growth from October 2024 – October 2025 in comparison to all other affiliates across the country.
Of Affiliates with 75,000 or more units, the Greater Charlotte Apartment Association (GCAA) ranked second in highest unit growth, with an increase of 15.79%. GCAA also had the largest net growth of units, larger than any other affiliate, with an increase of 30,000 units!
Of Affiliates with 74,999 units or less, the Apartment Association of Western North Carolina (AAWNC) ranked fourth in largest percentage of unit growth, with an increase of 24.67%. AAWNC also ranked fifth for largest net growth of units in this category, with an increase of 4,442 units.
For all NAA Affiliates, Greenville Area Property Managers Association (GAPMA) experienced the largest percentage growth in supplier count, with an increase of 81.82%
CONGRATULATIONS
WE ARE MULTIFAMILY
NORTH CAROLINA AFFILIATES GIVE BACK
PTAA Provides SECU House Family Meal from the Piedmont Triad Apartment Association (PTAA)
PTAA members gathered in September to make a family-style spaghetti meal for people staying at SECU House in Winston-Salem. SECU House provides a place to stay while undergoing treatment at a local medical facility, giving people some peace of mind with a local bed and a place to relax, rather than traveling long distances to receive treatment. This event, organized by the PTAA Community Connect Committee, is one of many ways PTAA members give back to the local communities.
WE ARE MULTIFAMILY
NORTH CAROLINA AFFILIATES GIVE BACK
TAA Supports Special Olympics of North Carolina from the Triangle Apartment Association (TAA)
As part of the 2025 TAA Day of Service, TAA Members, along with their friends and families, came together to volunteer at the Special Olympics North Carolina (SONC) Summer Games. Organized by TAA’s PR & Community Outreach Committee, the group had the privilege of supporting athletes at two premier events: Athletics and the Victory Dance celebration.
With five volunteer roles filled with TAA members, their presence was felt throughout the venue. Volunteers warmly welcomed guests, guided athletes to their competitions, and helped present awards.
WE ARE MULTIFAMILY
NORTH CAROLINA AFFILIATES GIVE BACK
TAA Supports Special Olympics of North Carolina (continued)
GCAA Giving Tuesday Partner, Entryway Charlotte from the Greater Charlotte Apartment Association (GCAA)
This marks TAA’s second year participating in the SONC Summer Games, and we are proud to see growing support for such a meaningful organization.
We would like to extend our congratulations to all the SONC athletes, and we look forward to continuing our involvement in the years to come.
Today - Tuesday, December 2 – On Giving Tuesday, we invite our entire membership to tune in to the LIVE Giving Tuesday Podcast, where members will take on wild and creative challenges to raise funds for this year’s charity partner, Entryway Charlotte.
We are excited to host a day of fun that will benefit the work being done at ENTRYWAY, where they offer a hand up to economic self-sufficiency by providing career training, employment, and housing in partnership with our real estate partners.
AANC SCHOLARSHIPS
The AANC Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Scholarship was established as an opportunity for multifamily housing industry professionals from historically underrepresented demographics to participate in education and networking opportunities at the annual AANC CONNECTed Conference. 2026 Scholarship Recipients will receive paid entry to the 2026 connected Conference in Raleigh (May 11-13, 2026), lodging, and a $100 stipend. Deadline to apply is January 31, 2026.
APPLY TODAY
The Larry Cranford Memorial Scholarship honors the legacy of one of North Carolina’s most respected multifamily housing leaders. For 25 years, he taught apartment management and maintenance courses across North Carolina and served as AANC President from 1996–1998.
This scholarship provides up to $1,000 to support the professional growth of rising stars in the multifamily housing industry to advance their careers through education and development.
Full details and the application are available at AANC Larry Cranford Scholarship.
STATE SUPPLIERS COUNCIL
A Message from Outgoing AANC State Suppliers Council Chair, Liz Newkirk
As I close out my term as the 2025 AANC State Suppliers Council Chair, I want to express my sincere appreciation to our supplier community. Your engagement, collaboration, and commitment have made this year incredibly impactful. It has been a privilege to serve and help strengthen the statewide supplier voice across the AANC network.
This year, I also had the opportunity to create a new leadership role, Supplier Council Secretary, designed to give council members hands-on leadership experience while supporting the incoming Chair and Vice-Chair. This three-year role will deepen continuity, expand leadership development, and support the long-term success of the Council.
I am pleased to welcome our incoming 2026 council leaders, Bill Clements (Affinity Waste Solutions), Chair, and Natalie Hart (The Liberty Group), Vice-Chair. Their vision, commitment, and passion for supplier partnership will continue to elevate our Council and expand our statewide impact.
A highlight from 2025: The AANC 2026 Trade Show, held in conjunction with the AANC CONNECTed Conference, sold out in just one day! Thank you to all suppliers for your overwhelming support—this is a true testament to the strength and engagement of our supplier community.
Suppliers, don’t miss your chance to gain visibility for your brand and your business! Take advantage of these 2026 opportunities and secure your placements now: 2026 Conference & Non-Conference Sponsorships and 2026 Peak Partners.*
*Only a few spots remaining! Noted Benefit: A Featured Supplier Spotlight on the AANC website (video or written content) for one full month.
If you aren’t already part of the State Suppliers Council, we warmly welcome your participation next year. The Council provides a meaningful platform for visibility, relationship-building, and shaping supplier strategy across North Carolina. Please reach out to Kristin Goins at kristin@aanconline.org for more information.
Thank you for a remarkable year and for the honor of serving as your Chair. I look forward to supporting the continued growth and success of our supplier community.
Elizabeth (Liz) Newkirk Chair, AANC State Suppliers Council
Visit the AANC website to discover a variety of sponsorship opportunities to help you elevate your brand throughout North Carolina.
Learn more on the AANC website NOMINATE
20 on the Rise, powered by the AANC NextGen Committee, celebrates 20 bright rising stars with 10 years or less of experience in the rental housing industry. Honorees receive the opportunity to attend the 2026 AANC CONNECTed Conference in Raleigh from May 11-13 for just $49. Nominees must be AANC members and be involved with their local affiliate.
NOMINATE TODAY!
AFFILIATE UPDATES
WHAT’S HAPPENING AROUND THE STATE IN THE MULTIFAMILY INDUSTRY
GREATER CHARLOTTE APARTMENT ASSOCIATION (GCAA)
We’ve closed out the last quarter of 2025 with incredible momentum, fully embracing the “work hard, play hard” ethos. Members had last-chance opportunities to earn Continuing Education Credits and take industry credential exams in our conference rooms proving dedication and ambition in action.
When it came to fun, our supplier sponsors delivered! Members connected at a Halloween costume party and later donned their ugliest holiday sweaters for another unforgettable celebration. On Veterans Day, we released a special edition of our Morning Perks Podcast, featuring our member- and veteran-owned supplier, VETS Junk Removal & Dumpsters.
Our team also had the privilege of traveling to Atlanta, where our Executive Director, Kim Graham, was installed as the 2026 NAA Association Executives Council President a remarkable honor for our Association.
The excitement continues: Today - Tuesday, December 2 - Giving Tuesday, we invite our entire membership to tune in to the LIVE Giving Tuesday Podcast, where members will take on wild and creative challenges to raise funds for this year’s charity partner, Entryway Charlotte. And just days later, on December 5, we’ll host our Enchanted Forest–themed BRAVO Awards, celebrating the contributions of over 1,200 nominees with more than 1,300 members in attendance.
It’s been a season of dedication, connection, and celebration—and we’re not slowing down!
AFFILIATE UPDATES
PIEDMONT TRIAD APARTMENT ASSOCIATION (PTAA)
NAA Chairman Chris Burns was one of the featured speakers at the PTAA’s 2026 Industry Forecast Breakfast: State of the Triad in High Point on November 18. This breakfast brought together leaders from across the PTAA membership to hear and discuss at the economic, political, and market factors that could impact their businesses in 2026.
Joining NAA Chairman Burns was Nick Leverett of CoStar, who guided PTAA members on the Triad apartment market for 2026. This breakfast also included an economic development presentation by Loren Hill of the Carolina Core, a policy and government panel that included AANC’s Sarah Wolfe DuBose, and introductory remarks by newly appointed NC Representative Amanda Cook.
TRIANGLE APARTMENT ASSOCIATION (TAA)
This quarter at TAA featured opportunities for ongoing education, collaborative discussions, and a celebration of those who contribute to our industry.
The event "Inside the Multifamily Mind" brought together TAA supplier members for a session with four leaders from property ownership and management. They shared valuable insights on effective communication with decisionmakers, navigating the bidding process, and becoming essential resources for the apartment industry. The strong turnout and engaging discussions highlighted the importance of these conversations, and we look forward to offering more sessions next year.
Sarah Wolfe Dubose at PTAA Industry Forecast
Chris Burns at PTAA Industry Forecast
AFFILIATE UPDATES
TRIANGLE APARTMENT ASSOCIATION (TAA) (continued)
Two roundtables facilitated meaningful dialogue among TAA members. Owner and operator executives participated in a regional roundtable that focused on shared challenges and innovative ideas. Simultaneously, maintenance and service professionals engaged in a discussion centered on best practices and mentorship. Both groups benefited from the opportunity to learn from each other and network across teams, and we anticipate expanding these roundtables to additional groups in 2026.
In October, 29 TAA CAM students advanced their careers by completing their CAM credential program classes and are now preparing to schedule their exams. These students are acquiring valuable skills that
will benefit their teams and the community they serve. We extend our gratitude to our NAAEI instructors for guiding this cohort toward success. Each year, we witness new students committed to earning credentials, reflecting a strong dedication to professional growth.
The Triangle Outstanding Performance Stars (TOPS) Awards concluded the season with a celebration of the individuals who make our industry exceptional. A total of 144 nominees were recognized across 21 award categories, honoring individuals, teams, and communities for their outstanding contributions. The evening not only celebrated their achievements but also highlighted the passion and dedication driving our industry forward.
ON THE MOVE
NEWS FROM THE MULTIFAMILY AND RENTAL INDUSTRY
FHFA hikes multifamily lending caps for 2026
The $30 billion increase will allow Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to purchase up to $176 billion in multifamily loans next year.
Read the full article here.
Freddie Mac Mortgage Rates: November 2025
Mortgage rates keep buyers on sidelines amid affordability freeze.
Read the full article here.
4 factors impacting the affordable housing outlook
Developers are concerned about low-income renters’ financial health amid a stagnating economy, according to research from data firm Yardi Matrix.
Read the full article here.
Congress Resumes Appropriations After Shutdown
Key updates on federal housing program funding. Read the full article here.
RealPage settles rent price-fixing suit with DOJ
The algorithmic pricing software provider has agreed to limit data collection and cooperate with the agency’s lawsuits against property management companies, but admits no wrongdoing.
Read the full article here.
9 states reach $7M settlement with Greystar
The Charleston, South Carolina-based apartment giant will pay $7 million to the participating states and agree to strict new limits on its use of rentsetting algorithms and data-sharing platforms. Read the full article here.
NEWS FROM NAA
from Lisa Taylor, NAA Region 4 Vice President
Mortgages: “President Donald Trump has suggested creating a new, 50-year mortgage plan as a way to encourage young people to buy real estate, according to a post on his Truth Social platform. The U.S. Director of Federal Housing Bill Pulte also replied on X, saying that the agency was working to institute the new housing proposition.” (ABC News)
Flood Insurance: The National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) faces impacts from the government shutdown. Though existing policies remain active, any changes, new policies and more cannot be implemented. Borrowing power has also been limited amid hurricane season. Read the latest.
Rent Control Outlook: As the end of the year quickly approaches, NAA has gathered recent developments and where to watch in 2026 – including more than 130 rent control bills. Read more on NAA’s outlook.
CARES Act: Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac (the Enterprises) are no longer enforcing compliance with the CARES Act 30-day notice requirement for covered housing. Read the latest.
HOME Landlord-Tenant Requirements: Given the uncertainty of the government shutdown, HUD has announced a further delay in new federally-mandated landlord-tenant requirements for the HOME Investment Partnerships Program. Read more on the delay and NAA’s advocacy.
ROAD to Housing Act: Last month, the Senate passed the ROAD to Housing Act, a collection of several prohousing policy solutions. NAA’s Assistant Vice President, Federal Legislative Affairs Owen Caine says that this is a “a monumental accomplishment for a once-in-a-generation housing package.” Learn more about what’s next.
Some Maintenance Staff Members are just LEGENDARY! With monthly prizes valued up to $5,000, educational grants, a shot at the grand prize and more sponsored by HD Supply, show our industry’s vital maintenance staff our appreciation by sharing their legendary stories today. Nominate your Maintenance Legends, now!
Apartmentalize 2026 registration is now open! Save $400 with early bird rates today. Get jazzed and bring the rhythm and energy of your entire team to New Orleans June 17th – 19th! Check with PTAA & TAA for discounted bulk purchased tickets! Register today for big savings!
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NEWS FROM NAA
We are excited that Legendary Hall of Fame Football Coach, ESPY Icon and Emmy Award Winner Nick Saban will join us as our Friday General Session speaker. He is the most iconic coach in college football history, and his legacy is defined by leadership, culture and championship success. We are excited that Saban will help close out the 2026 event Friday afternoon. Be sure to be on the lookout for updates and announcements on what we can expect in New Orleans in 2026.
Cultivate is BACK! Gain authentic insights from fellow Execs in Nashville, February 17-18, 2026. Connect, learn and lead the way in rental housing innovation. Register today to transform your tomorrow.
• Chris Burns, Atlanta based - NAA Chair
• Kelli Lea – NAAEI Chair
• Kim Grham- AEC Chair
• Patty Crawford- NSC President
Even numbered regions RVP’s were inducted for 2026-2027, including:
• Region IV: Lisa Taylor- North Carolina
ASSEMBLY of Delegates 250 delegates from NAA’s 10 regions met in Atlanta, GA November 10th – 12th for the largest business meeting of the year. There were multiple Region IV inductions, including: 2026
• Chris Carter- South Carolina
• Bret Duke- Georgia
• Susan Sherfield- Tennessee & Kentucky
Lisa Taylor l Greystar, NAA Region IV Vice President LTaylor@greystar.com
AANC ANNOUNCEMENTS
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Become an AANC Peak Partner Opportunities are limited—only 12 supplier spots! Elevate your visibility statewide and maximize your impact as an AANC Peak Partner. Learn more here.
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Whether your passion lies in education, advocacy, events, or industry engagement, there’s a committee that’s right for you.
AANC 2026 WEBINARS
Across four engaging sessions, curated by our Education Subcommittee, you’ll hear from panels of industry experts and earn 1 CEC per session.
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