Durham leaders reject 1,000 new housing units near 15-501 Walmart. Here’s why.
Ohio-based M/I Homes had asked Durham to annex 168 acres straddling the Orange-Durham county line for the project, but 37 ...
The Triangle faces a housing crisis. So why did Durham just block a 1,000-home development?
The huge development proposed for southwest Durham would've added hundreds of homes and apartments to the area.
Indy Week13d
Durham City Council Unanimously Rejects Moriah Ridge Development
Council members denied a request to annex land for the 1,000-unit Moriah Ridge development, upholding the city's recently ...
The Chronicle14d
Durham City Council debates contentious rezoning, Moriah Ridge land annexation proposal
Durham City Council heard two controversial rezoning requests and the Moriah Ridge land annexation proposal during its Monday ...
Vote looms on controversial Durham developments. What we know about them
City Hall will be bustling Monday night with residents from around Durham planning to protest developments proposed for their neighborhoods. Three projects totaling over 1,200 apartments and townhomes ...
Indy Week16d
Durham Council To Vote on Whether to Break Growth Boundary for Proposed Moriah Ridge Development
A Durham City-County Planning Department map of the proposed Moriah Ridge development. Just months after Durham updated its comprehensive plan to limit sprawl and focus on infill development ...
The Herald-Sun14d
Durham leaders reject 1,000 new housing units near 15-501 Walmart. Here’s why.
The project, named Moriah Ridge for its location on Mount Moriah Road, would have brought 1,000 apartments, townhomes and single-family homes. Nil Ghosh, the attorney for the developer ...
Raleigh News & Observer18d
Vote looms on controversial Durham developments. What we know about them
The meeting begins at 7 p.m. The largest project is Moriah Ridge, a new neighborhood proposed along Mt. Moriah Road just north of the bustling commercial district where Interstate 40 meets U.S. 15 ...