Moving can be a stressful experience for both humans and pets alike. As a responsible pet owner, it's important to take extra precautions to ensure the safety and well-being of your furry friends during the relocation process. Keep these tips in mind as you prepare your next move.

Nestled in the heart of North Carolina, Durham boasts a vibrant cultural scene that appeals to residents and visitors alike. From art galleries showcasing diverse works to theaters hosting captivating performances and museums delving into history and science, Bull City offers a rich tapestry of cultural experiences. Whether you’re in town for a weekend or have just moved to town, be sure to add these hot spots to your Durham Bucket List!

Bull City is a fantastic place to live year-round. It truly comes alive in the spring and summer months, though. With Durham’s abundance of parks, trails, and lakes, it's easy to find ways to get outside and soak up the sun. Whether you're looking to take a refreshing dip or simply relax by the water, the area has no shortage of great options. Let’s dive into some of the best places to swim and sunbathe in the Durham area.

There are a lot of perks that come with life at the Vega. Gourmet kitchens, hardwood floors, and sweeping views are undeniably appealing. Step just outside the building, though, and you’ll find another incredible bonus of moving to our community. Our location makes the entire neighborhood highly walkable. If you’ve ever dreamed about going on a quick walk for a cup of coffee, wanted to stretch your legs before happy hour, or just want easy access to baseball games, concerts, and other events, the Vega is sure to satisfy. Here are just some of the benefits of living in such a walkable place:

Working from home is no longer a trend – it’s a lifestyle. With many offices closing permanently during the pandemic, more and more employees are opting to work remotely. There are plenty of perks that come with this decision. Without a commute to worry about, there’s more free time to enjoy your living space and neighborhood. Still, working from home can be isolating if you’re not thoughtful about how you spend your time.

If you’re considering living the WFH lifestyle from Bull City, keep these tips in mind:

Durham is one of North Carolina’s fastest-growing cities. Friendly vibes and massive growth have attracted no shortage of new residents – even four-legged friends love living in Durham! The dogs of Durham are spoiled for choice when it comes to parks. You and your pooch can find everything you need nearby. From dog-friendly bars to rugged trail adventures, there’s no shortage of fun for your and your canine to have around town. Check out these favorite spots the next time you and Fido want to get out and about.

Finding delicious food, tasty drinks, and fun things to do isn’t hard in Durham. Whether you set out by foot or by car, you can’t travel more than a few feet without discovering something new and exciting around town. If you’ve been in Bull City a while, though, you may be eager to get off the beaten path. Thankfully, there are plenty of hidden gems to explore – if you know where to look.

There’s nothing quite like Durham in the fall. While much has been written about autumn in New York, the season hits different down south. Bull City comes alive this time of year – it’s time to bust out the cozy sweaters, treat yourself to a pumpkin spice coffee, and enjoy all that downtown Durham has to offer.

Few states can claim to have extensive mountain and beach areas, and North Carolina is one of those states. Living in Durham gives you easy day-trip access to both!

As winter rolls in, you might be itching to hit the slopes. North Carolina has many ski options across the Blue Ridge mountains that dominate the Western part of the state, but today we’ll focus on three near the Boone area, as it’s a bit quicker to reach than Asheville.