Airbnb just pledged $250 million toward building housing. Here is what the program actually does, how the left, right, and center are reading it, and what it means for a Greensboro host, renter, or buyer, including the new NC ADU law that matters more.

The eighth attempt at Guilford County's quarter cent sales tax reaches the November 3 ballot with brand new wording. But the definition of "classroom teacher" already changed once before the first ballot was printed. The full breakdown, straight from the session laws and DPI's own documents.

A buyer hears "restrictions" and assumes HOA. A seller assumes no dues means nothing to disclose. Both cost people money. Here is the difference between a deed restriction and an HOA restriction in North Carolina, who can actually enforce what, and why some covenants in older Greensboro neighborhoods may already be legally dead.

The federal government is us. Here is the exact chain of decisions that created a $52 million judgment over our Midtown greenway and what it means for Idlewood neighbors.

Since 2016, we've proudly hosted guests from all over the world at our five West Wendover homes in Greensboro, all while teaching job and life skills to local high school students. As the city of Greensboro introduced new short-term rental regulations, we've had to navigate rezoning and variance applications for our properties, all while advocating for fair and equal treatment of all rental types, believing that improving neighborhood living conditions should apply to both short-term and traditional rentals alike.