Greensboro amends zoning regulations to spur more housing development
City officials are taking steps to make it easier for developers to build more housing.
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Greensboro ends spacing requirement for short-term rentals out of legal concerns
The ordinance first went into effect in 2024 and defined what a short-term rental was among other things.
Greensboro planning board recommends approval of annexation request for former Summerfield land
The move is the first step in developer David Couch's project called Christopher Village which would include 268 dwelling units.
Greensboro city manager announces goal to build 10,000 housing units
The proposal looks to add one-third of the units Guilford County needs by 2030, according to a study.
City of Greensboro to hold celebration for South Benbow Road Historic District
The district has been home to several Black figures over the years including the state's first Black chief justice, Henry Frye.
Summerfield developer looking to move forward with plans for 268-unit development
The proposed development would be on a portion of nearly 1,000 acres de-annexed from Summerfield last year.
Greensboro City Council appoints Jamilla Pinder to fill vacant at-large seat
Pinder will complete the term of Yvonne Johnson, which runs through the beginning of December.
Greensboro report shows steady growth but sharp demand for housing
The sustained growth comes as a study shows the region needs more than 32,000 new residential units.
$2M grant for Greensboro's anti-violence initiatives
The city of Greensboro is expanding its Peace on Purpose program with help from a nearly $2 million federal grant.
Federal government moves to end contract for Greensboro facility for migrant children
The American Hebrew Academy site was originally to be used as a housing facility for unaccompanied minors.