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Weavers Grove is in Chapel Hill, just off of Weaver Dairy Road, near East Chapel Hill High School

White Oak Properties is constructing three four-story condo buildings with approximately 68 condominium homes, ranging from one to three bedrooms. Each unit features a substantial porch for outdoor living, and all buildings have commercial elevators for resident safety.

One parking space for one-bedroom units and two for two- and three-bedroom units.

Absolutely, the condos will be pet-friendly. Each unit can accommodate up to two pets, with no specific restrictions on size, weight, or breed. However, exceptions are made for livestock, dangerous animals, or any pets causing disturbances.

Yes, there is an HOA. The common areas and parking garages will be maintained by the HOA and property insurance is included, while individual owners need to purchase their own HOA policy for contents and liability coverage.

RPM will manage the property, and long-term leases are allowed, while short-term leases and AirBnB operations are prohibited.

Yes, an extensive warranty program is being negotiated with qualified general contractors.

Currently, a public bus service has established stops near East Chapel Hill High School, located at the intersection of Weaver Dairy Road and Sunrise Road. While the Chapel Hill Town Council’s transportation plans are not yet definitive, there’s an expectation that bus services will expand into Weaver’s Grove once the community is developed and residents move in. Our community layout includes a Council-approved bus stop in front of the Community Center, conveniently situated near The Whitley condos.

Short-term leases less than six months, like Airbnb and VRBO, are not allowed as per HOA bylaws. Leases of six months or more are permissible, provided they adhere to the same occupancy terms outlined in the HOA’s Rules and Regulations. Lessees must be at least 25 years of age unrelated by blood or marriage can occupy a leased unit, considering parking and demographic factors.

Site construction is ongoing, and the first building is expected to start construction in the fall of 2023, with 14-16 months estimated for completion.

During the presale phase, owners will have the chance to make selections. The units will offer a minimum of three standard color/finish options at no extra charge. Additionally, there will be upgrade choices available for purchase, payable at the time of selection. A selection meeting with the marketing team will be arranged as we approach the construction launch, allowing buyers to make these decisions.

Window details are still being finalized, but we will use proven techniques for noise reduction, such as lightweight concrete floors, insulation, and noise isolation hangers.

Each condo will have an electric heat pump for heating and air conditioning, operating at 15 SEER.

Regular updates with pictures, emails, and videos will be provided.

The Town of Chapel Hill eagerly approved 243 residences. 99 of these will be traditional “sweat equity” homes built by Habitat, while the rest will be market rate condos and homes by established builders – Garman Homes and White Oak Properties.

Drawing from our experience in constructing numerous condos across the Triangle, we employ a mix of effective strategies. Key methods involve using lightweight concrete (Gypcrete) floor topping, incorporating noise isolation layers between the Gypcrete and the subfloor, utilizing open web wooden floor trusses, placing insulation within the floor trusses between each level, installing wall insulation between adjoining units, and implementing noise isolation hangers for sheetrock ceilings, which are affixed to the underside of the floor trusses.

There are no specific units designated as affordable; the entire premise is to provide reasonably affordable homes.

Weaver’s Grove is a project undertaken by Habitat of Orange County. The initiative aims to offer diverse Orange County citizens affordable housing options. Affordable housing is not about being “cheap,” but about creating homes that are well-sized, well-priced, and accessible across income levels. Weaver’s Grove encompasses both affordable housing and market-rate opportunities, centered around delivering exceptional value to all its residents.

The Town of Chapel Hill approved Weaver’s Grove for 243 residences. Among these, 99 are dedicated to the traditional “sweat equity” homes that uphold Habitat’s renowned reputation nationwide. The rest will encompass market-rate condos and homes, skillfully constructed by established builders in the Triangle area, namely Garman Homes and White Oak Properties.

White Oak Properties is in charge of constructing three four-story condo buildings, collectively offering around 68 condominium homes that span from one to three bedrooms. Among these, two buildings encompass four full floors, while one structure has three floors on one side and four on the other. Each condo features a spacious porch for outdoor living, and all buildings are equipped with commercial elevators to ensure residents’ safety. Convenient on-site parking is also available nearby.

Typically, deposits will amount to ten percent of the contract price, unless there’s a specific agreement for a different amount. Any costs associated with upgrades will be due at the time of selection.

Indeed, we can offer suggestions for several reliable and preferred lenders. However, the ultimate choice rests with each buyer. These suggested lenders are trusted partners, selected to provide excellent service to our buyers, and their use is optional.