NC Property Tax Amendment and Raleigh Housing Bond: What the 2026 Election Means for Triangle Real Estate
On November 3, 2026, North Carolina voters approved a constitutional amendment requiring the state legislature to set limits on how much local governments can increase property taxes year over year. That same night, Raleigh voters approved a $203 million bond package — funding affordable housing and transportation improvements — with no property tax increase required. Here is what both decisions mean if you own, buy, or sell a home in the Triangle.