Forging a Path for Intentionally Inclusive Development in Durham

In May 2022, the Hayti Heritage Center of Durham, North Carolina, co-sponsored a ULI Advisory Services panel with the Institute's Foundation to study the Fayetteville Street Corridor. The goal of the panel was to identify opportunities for intentionally inclusive development that would involve the community in both neighborhood planning and economic participation.

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