June 10, 2026
Brevard Planning Director Paul Ray, Mayor Maureen Copelof, Housing Trust Fund Committee member Victor Fox and City Manager Wilson Hooper toured construction of the Fairview Meadows complex off Asheville Highway on June 9. Jonathan Rich / Brevard Beagle
Tuesday afternoon members of the Brevard Housing Trust Fund Committee and city staff toured the construction site of the Fairview Meadows affordable housing complex off Asheville Highway.
Officials broke ground on the first phase of the project in August 2025. When completed, the complex will include one building with 42 rental units all dedicated to providing housing for families with incomes within 30%-70% of the area’s median income.
City planning officials and members of the Housing Trust Fund Committee tour the Fairview Meadows construction site off Asheville Highway on June 9. Jonathan Rich / Brevard Beagle
Later in the afternoon, the group also toured Habitat for Humanity’s cluster development in progress on Curlee Street.
“This is the tangible end result of all the text amendments we put before City Council,” Brevard Planning Director Paul Ray said as officials toured the construction sites. “Developers building structures that are not only within the building codes of the city’s ordinances but those being built within the architectural designs and with economic affordability in mind.”
Representatives from Habitat for Humanity pose for a photo with city officials at the cluster home development off Curlee Street on June 9. Jonathan Rich / Brevard Beagle