Each has pros and cons depending on the factors listed below, and they are all typically very expensive to implement. 

Factors to consider: Soil type and infiltration capacity
Slope (very important in your case, given the flow toward buildings)
Drainage area (how much water is coming onto the driveway)
Maintenance expectations

For situations where water is currently flowing toward the house, I often recommend pairing a permeable surface with additional drainage strategies (see our website for more information https://extension.umd.edu/programs/environment-natural-resources/program-areas/watershed-protection-and-restoration)

If you move forward with permeable pavers, I strongly recommend working with a contractor certified by the Concrete Masonry and Hardscape Association https://www.cmha.org/, as proper design and installation is critical to long-term performance.

You can also search for trained professionals through the Chesapeake Bay Landscape Professional (CBLP) database, which includes contractors familiar with stormwater practices in our region. https://cblpro.org/

Please reach out should you need anything else. 

Thanks!