Housing Demand Intelligence Desk
Tell us who you're having trouble housing.
Nine questions about the demand your team documents — populations, locations, acceptable arrangements, budgets, room types, property features, approvals and timelines. This shapes which properties we pursue in Raleigh and Wake County.
Every inquiry gets an owner, a next action and a date
Your submission is confirmed received, assigned a reference number, and routed to a named owner with a backup. A team member contacts you to discuss next steps.
What this form is for
- Understanding demand before we acquire property
- Shaping property features, room formats and budgets
- Knowing which counties and populations to prioritise
- Offering your team a 10–15 minute appointment if you want one
Worth knowing
This is a confidential professional inquiry from an organisation, not a resident application. It must not contain any information about a specific person.
What happens next
- A reference number — Issued when your inquiry is confirmed received, so you have one value to quote in any follow-up.
- An assigned owner and a backup — A named person owns your inquiry, with a second person assigned so an absence does not stall it.
- A documented next action — Not a vague intention — the specific next step, and which side owes it.
- A follow-up date — A date on the record. If it is going to slip, you hear that from us rather than discovering it.
Useful before you submit
