Author name: WILLISLS

Durham is booming. As our population surges toward a projected 318,460 residents by 2029, the pressure on our housing supply has […]

In a fast-growing city like Durham, understanding the timeline of development is essential for residents, business owners, and developers alike.

Navigating the development process in Durham involves a range of applications and reviews managed by the joint City-County Planning &

The Unified Development Ordinance (UDO) is the primary legal framework that governs land use, housing, and development across the City

In the City and County of Durham, zoning serves as the primary regulatory mechanism that dictates how land is utilized

The path to homeownership in Durham is increasingly obstructed by a vanishing “starter home” market. The current median estimated home

Housing affordability remains a central concern for the stability of Durham’s neighborhoods, as many residents are now “severely cost-burdened“. In

Durham is currently navigating a significant structural challenge: a widening “Housing Gap” that threatens long-term economic stability. To meet the

Durham has solidified its position as a primary demographic and economic engine within the North Carolina landscape. Recent data reveals