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In honor of All Saints’ Eve, we’ve compiled a list of some of Raleigh’s spookiest buildings, including a site once used for animal experimentation, an abandoned nursing home and an unexpected choice on the former grounds of the State Hospital for the Insane.
A recent study from RentCafe showed that hockey fans might be willing to pay a premium to live near their favorite teams: does the same hold true for Raleigh-based Caneiacs?
The McDonald’s in Brier Creek is about to have $60,000 worth of new tiling installed, while a nearby vacant retail space will be turned into a new gym. Plus, renovations are coming for the Falls Pointe Harris Teeter, and the St. James Methodist Church.
Demolition permits have been issued for Soros International Auto, an iconic Hillsborough Street mechanic that’s being torn down to make way for a brand-new traffic roundabout.
Come check out the first edition of Mind Your Manors Monday, a new feature that will take a look back at the previous week’s single-family and town home renovation and new building projects.
It was a slow week in Raleigh renovations, so we take a look at an expansion planned for the Raleigh Social Event Center and speculate about a small renovation project for an unnamed retailer at the atrociously-named The Devon Seven12 Apartments.
We take a look at the renovation and expansion plans for the 70s-era Hawthorne Ridge Apartment complex in North Raleigh.
We take a look at the history and proposed future of a home built in 1908 and known as the Lamar House on North Person Street.
An eight-unit apartment complex off Litchford Road in North Raleigh is being torn down to make way for a much larger, 240-unit complex being developed by Dewitt Carolinas.
FInal site work permits were issued last week for Raleigh’s newest Panera Bread, which will be located at the redeveloped Villages of Lake Boone.
