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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.
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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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
In this week’s renovation roundup, we look at several recently permitted restaurant jobs, including Dram & Draught, Player’s Retreat, Waffle House & more!