For 68-year-old Wayne Horton, Biltmore Hills is where he grew up and later returned as an adult to live out his retirement. It’s also one of the last pockets of truly affordable housing in Southeast Raleigh.
Now, as redevelopment pressures intensify across the city — especially along Garner Road and near I‑440 — a nonprofit developer is preparing a $4.7 million renovation to preserve the aging 50-unit complex and keep current residents like Horton in their homes…