If you’re searching for a new condo with top amenities in Durham, you don’t have to look far. Some of these buildings are packed with added extras, from secure parking to some condo buildings with swimming pools, dog parks, and more.
The Novus
Located at 400 W Main, The Novus is a new high-rise condo building that’s coming to Downtown Durham in 2024. The glass building is expected to include a number of high-end amenities, including a gym and pickleball court, a swimming pool and hot tub, a golf simulator, and an outdoor theater...
Flanked by some of the nation’s top research universities, the City of Durham is certainly no stranger to highly ranked educational institutions. This includes some of the schools geared toward younger students living in the Durham area.
There are plenty of great schools in Durham, North Carolina for parents to choose from, including some serving elementary school students, middle school students and high school students. Some of the best schools also take kids in PK. Here are just a few of the top private schools in the city:
Durham Academy
With an overall ranking of A+ from Niche.com, Durham Academy gets extremely high marks for its academics, its teachers and its college preparedness....
Durham is a perfect place for historic home hunters. There are a dozen historical neighborhoods all with their own distinct characteristics. If you’re searching for a historic home, below are 3 of the areas to put at the top of your list.
Burch AveNUE
The Burch Avenue neighborhood, just north of Morehead Hill, features an eclectic mixture of home styles. Walking around this neighborhood, you’ll find Queen Anne Victorians, Colonial Revivals, Craftsman Bungalows, and even 1940s post-war Minimal Traditional...
While condos in Durham are often affordable and can be a great entry-level option for many first-time home buyers, some buildings in town have jaw-dropping units with jaw-dropping price tags to match. Here's a closer look at just a few of those Durham condo buildings in the latter category.
The CALLISTA
Phil Szostak, the award winning architect who designed the DPAC, is bringing a new vision to Durham. His plan is for an exclusive condo building that will sit at ...
Walkability has becoming significantly more important to modern day home buyers, and especailly among young and first time home buyers. So if you're planning an upcoming home search in Durham and being close to shopping, dining, entertainment, and outdoor recreation is high up on your wish list, start your search in Durham's most walkable neighborhoods.
Brightleaf at the Park
Brightleaf at the Park is a neighborhood mostly features larger homes that are very competitively priced. Largely developed in 2007, the area has seen continued residential and commercial growth since that time making a very walkable area. Whether you enjoy lounging at the pool, playing tennis, working...
