Historic Chapel Hill Site for Dense Housing
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A historic Chapel Hill property, featuring four rental homes built between 1907 and 1934, is up for sale. The owner, Bibb Latané, plans to use the proceeds to support his Center for Understanding Slavery and Racism. The sale could test new zoning rules aiming for denser housing, raising concerns about preserving the neighborhoods character. Meanwhile, other North Carolina cities are also exploring missing middle housing policies to address housing affordability.
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