Hayti District's $44M Development Approved
The Durham city council has approved a $44 million bond for Fayette Place, a mixed-use development in the Hayti district.
The revitalization project will bring over 250 affordable housing units to the historic neighborhood, aiming to restore Durham's historic "Black Wall Street".
"I'm excited about the change that is coming to our neighborhood," said Gail Jones, a long-time resident. "Hayti should be remembered because of its historic value, for Black Wall Street."
- Mixed-income, affordable housing units
- Retail space on 20 acres along Merrick Street
The Durham Housing Authority praised the city council's vote.
Author's summary: Fayette Place brings 250 affordable units to Hayti district.
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