The proposed housing project along Clayton Road in Buncombe County aims to provide relief to service industry workers struggling with high living costs. The 114-unit complex, with units earmarked for “workforce housing,” offers rent starting at just over $1,000 for individuals living paycheck to paycheck. If approved, the project could alleviate financial burdens for employees like Danyelle Young, who currently grapples with the high cost of rent. While some residents express concerns about potential overcrowding and increased traffic due to the project, others hope it will pave the way for more affordable housing solutions in the area. The development, pending Board of Adjustments approval, has the potential to address the housing challenges faced by individuals working in the service industry in Buncombe County.

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