# Greensboro Minimum Housing Commission 6/17/26

The Greensboro Minimum Housing Commission held a meeting on June 17, 2026, focused primarily on addressing violations of minimum housing codes at several properties within the city. The commission reviewed multiple cases involving properties with significant structural damage and safety concerns, including 604 Julian Street, 800 Park Avenue (and associated units), and 1004 Richardson Street. For 604 Julian Street, the commission voted to uphold the inspector's order to demolish the property due to repair costs estimated at 95% of the tax value and extensive damage. For the properties at 800 Park Avenue and its units, the commission voted to uphold the inspector's order to repair, as the estimated repair costs were approximately 49% of the tax value. Similarly, for 1004 Richardson Street, the commission upheld the order to repair after noting the property was unfit for habitation and the owner had ceased communication. The meeting included discussions on attempts to contact property owners, tenant situations, and the health and safety implications of the properties' conditions. No new procurement contracts or budget allocations were discussed. The commission also recognized a staff member for 32 years of service.

**Jurisdictions:** sled
**Industries:** Construction & Infrastructure
**Topics:** Physical Infrastructure
**Published:** June 17, 2026

### Sources
- [Greensboro Minimum Housing Commission 6/17/26](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7DWGVEp2_gE) - CityofGreensboroNC