Development Beat
Development Beat
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Today on the Development Beat, a quick look at a new auto body shop coming to Southeast Raleigh.
News
July 7 City Council Agenda Preview
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The city council on Tuesday will deal with issues ranging from Dix Park to a citywide remapping project that has some residents up in arms.
Editor's Notebook
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Development Beat
Development Beat
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This week on the Development Beat, we look at a big project on Wake Tech’s north campus, a new self-storage facility and some more residential demolition projects.
News
Litchford Road Retail Narrowly Recommended For Approval
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Planning Commissioners on Tuesday narrowly recommended for approval a new retail development at the intersection of Litchford and Falls of Neuse roads.
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Planning Commission Split on Downtown Hotel
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A rezoning case that would allow for a new hotel in a historic overlay district was recommended by a rare 5-3 split vote of the planning commission on Tuesday.
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Sale of Former Calvary Baptist Church Property Moves Forward
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The sale of church property has been held up due to the placement of a gymnasium, and planning commissioners Tuesday took a step toward allowing it to move forward.
City Council
City Proposes Ten New Affordable Housing Objectives
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City Council last week discussed new affordable housing options.
Development Beat
Development Beat
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This week on the Development Beat, we talk about a new hotel, a new office building and some renovations to existing buildings.
City Council
Bicycle Commission Discusses Road Diets and Bike Share Program
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The bicycle & pedestrian advisory commission met last Monday to discuss numerous items, including a bill passing through the North Carolina Senate that could affect bike lanes, the mountain to sea trail, and the fate of the bike share program in Raleigh.
