Development Beat
Development Beat: New Building Report
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An apartment complex in North Raleigh is having one of its buildings, damaged by fire and torn down last year, replaced. Plus: a new triplex is getting built off Western Boulevard.
News
The Council Record
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City Councilors met last week to discuss a number of issues, including a new Arts Plan, a few text changes and rezonings plus and the all-important issue of shortening the names of one of its committees.
Development Beat
Development Beat: Renovation Roundup
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On today’s Development Beat, we take a look at some recently permitted renovation projects, including an extensive job at Meredith College, a new home for a laser and skin care center and the renovation of a top-tier pizza restaurant.
News
Development Beat: Hillsborough Street Revitalization Update
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In today’s Development Beat, we take a look at plans for the second phase of the Hillsborough Street Revitalization Project and speak with the City’s project engineer, Richard Dickie.
Development Beat
Development Beat: Planning Commission Report
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Planning Commissioners met last week to discuss a handful of rezoning cases, so we take a brief look at all four of them in today’s Development Beat.
Development Beat
Development Beat: Teardown Tuesday
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Today’s Teardown Tuesday takes a look at a small demolition project on South Saunders Road in South Raleigh at a building formally known as Alberto’s Place Tavern.
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Development Beat: New Building Report
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Permits have been issued for a new 5-story parking deck on NC State’s campus, and we’ve got the exclusive, and sitework is nearing completion for a new multifamily development on Glenwood Avenue in Brier Creek.
Agenda Preview
City Council Agenda Preview
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In our agenda preview for the February 2 City Council meeting, we take a look at some contract awards, some rezoning cases and a big change to street parking on Martin between Blount and Person.
Development Beat
Development Beat: Historic Overlay
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Rezoning case Z-2-16 would designate the Glenwood-Brooklyn neighborhood in central Raleigh as a Historic Overlay District. Located off Glenwood Avenue near Fred Fletcher Park, the neighborhood traces its roots back to the early 20th century.
Development Beat
Development Beat: Week of January 18
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This week on the Development Beat, we restarted our coverage of the Planning Commission, looked at plans for HQ Raleigh’s new facility and learned about the relocation of a Best Buy on Capital Boulevard to a space once occupied by Kmart.
