The district said the bond proposal would help fund at least three new schools and help make repairs to existing ones.
The first phase will include 81 one-bedroom, 113 two-bedroom and 58 three-bedroom apartments spread across nine garden-style, walk-up buildings.
Rapid population growth across Wake County and the Triangle is reshaping conversations about housing, as rising prices and new development continue to change where people live.
"A supply of housing that is affordable to folks who make 80% area median income or below is almost nonexistent."
A new mixed-income housing project aimed at preserving affordability is moving forward in southeast Raleigh.
Employment Source believes this approach helps build community, break down stigma, and teach important life skills.