NATURE CONSERVATION: The historical and natural landscaping of Biltmore Forest is being protected by implementing a tree protection ordinance and establishing community forestry programs throughout the area. The level of detail and the conservation of the natural environment that was so important throughout the construction of Biltmore Forest have also been protected through residential zoning classifications and meticulous zoning regulations. These policies that govern Biltmore Forest ensure that the natural sights in the neighborhood are well-maintained and protected, giving a more nature-friendly charm across the community.

RACE-FRIENDLY COMMUNITY: Biltmore Forest is home to a mixed population of residents from various cultural origins, including non-Hispanic Whites, non-Hispanic Black or African Americans, Asians, and Hispanics/Latinos. Residents of Biltmore Forest represent a diverse range of ethnic backgrounds, which exemplifies the neighborhood’s inclusive and race-friendly spirit.

INCORPORATED TOWNSHIP: Biltmore Forest is an incorporated town compared to other localities in North Carolina, implying a stronger sense of community identity and greater control over its land use. They also have their own elected officials who can contribute to the improvement of the overall quality of life in the community. Living in an incorporated town also ensures that the neighborhood is well-maintained and has a suitable balance between community and privacy. They also make sure that the town remains safe, which is very important for all residents who live in the area.