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As one of the nation's fastest growing cities, change is inevitable. Raleigh's Next Comprehensive Plan will continue to explore how we balance existing neighborhoods with future development. Planning for a city that reflects us all, both current and future residents, will be a key discussion that shapes our city's future.
Community Conversation
On April 15, Alan Mallach, a Senior Fellow with the Center for Community Progress, shared his thoughts on how and why neighborhoods evolve. We explored how these concepts take root in the Raleigh region with a panel discussion with:
- Yvette Holmes, Southeast Raleigh Promise
- Tiffany Elder, Paradigm Construction
- Dan Levine, Self-Help Credit Union
- Brandy Thompson, Clearscapes
You can view a recording of the event on the City of Raleigh YouTube channel and view the presentation.
On April 22, the State of the City presentation was given by Raleigh’s Assistant Planning Director Bynum Walter.
You can view a recording of the event on the City of Raleigh YouTube channel and view the presentation.
Share Your Thoughts
We value your input! Visit our Reflecting Raleigh Engagement Portal to share any additional input you have on the topic of neighborhood change and take any of our active surveys. This input will help shape the vision, goals, and policies in Raleigh’s Next Comprehensive Plan. All our surveys will be open until June 13.
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