Research + Biotech Appreciation
A rapidly growing south-side area anchored by The Streets at Southpoint and corporate relocation, drawing families and professionals with newer stock and steady demand.
A master-planned family community near the Raleigh-Durham line with a pool, playgrounds, and quick RTP, downtown, and Raleigh access, drawing stable family tenants.
An established, leafy neighborhood with spacious homes near downtown, popular with families and professionals for its suburban feel and stable, low-turnover demand.
The heart of Durham's revitalization - the American Tobacco District, Google's Cloud hub, and new towers drawing young professionals and tech workers, with strong appreciation momentum.
A walkable district between Duke and downtown with an eclectic mix of homes and the Ninth Street shopping corridor, drawing students, faculty, and young professionals.
A historic 40-block district beside Duke's East Campus with grand early-20th-century homes and tree-lined streets, drawing faculty, medical staff, and professionals for stable long-term tenancy.
A community-oriented neighborhood near downtown and I-85 with a mix of historic and updated homes, drawing families and professionals with a balance of cash flow and appreciation.
A historically working-class area seeing renovation and new development, offering affordable entry and value-add upside as revitalization spreads from downtown.
A revitalizing neighborhood near Duke and Ninth Street mixing historic homes and new development, with active reinvestment and value-add upside.
The lowest entry prices and highest paper yields in the city, in older pockets with scattered reinvestment.