Data reveals how increased demand is pushing people out of the Triangle as officials try and fight the housing crisis with more funding, more building, and changes to zoning laws.
Jasmine Gallup
Jasmine Gallup is a freelancer for INDY, covering LGBTQ+ issues, social justice, and arts and culture. A Raleigh native, she also works as an editor for online media.
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The Triangle Housing Shortage Has Escalated Since the Onset of the Pandemic
Local officials say they are doing what they can, but experts say they could commit to doing more
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Raleigh City Council Considering More Zoning Changes
The council is considering changes to the zoning code that could allow the construction of small homes and apartment buildings in areas near bus lines.
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BREAKING: Congressman David Price to Retire, N.C. Sen. Wiley Nickel Will Run For His Seat
North Carolina Sen. Wiley Nickel (D-Wake County) announced he is running for Congress as longtime U.S. Rep. David Price plans his retirement after more than 30 years in office.
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Wake County Releases Map Of Proposed District Changes
The redistricting process is underway.
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The North Carolina State Fair Is Back, But Is It Safe?
Thousands are flocking to this year’s state fair, but unlike some other large outdoor festivals, there’s no mask or vaccine mandate in place.
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Raleigh to let Wake County Take the Lead on Nondiscrimination Ordinance
Why isn’t Raleigh creating its own non-discrimination ordinance? To provide consistency, according to the city council.
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Sunday Reading: South Dakota—The World’s New Tax Haven?
The Washington Post revealed the extent of American hypocrisy this week when the paper published findings from a year-long investigation into more than 11 million confidential documents dubbed “The Pandora Papers.”