Development Beat
Development Beat: The Next Chapter for 113 Chamberlain
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We take a look at the site plans for 113 Chamberlain, a new 42-unit apartment complex being planned for the University Park neighborhood off Hillsborough.
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Development Beat: She Was An American Girl
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American Girl will be opening a temporary boutique location at the Crabtree Valley Mall starting this weekend.
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Development Beat: Major Work Wednesday
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We take a look at plans for a residential expansion at an existing office building on East Martin Street in Downtown Raleigh.
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Development Beat: Teardown Tuesday
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Tuesday, September 27, 2016
Our two demolitions for today are for residential homes, a subject we don’t normally cover here. However, both were, in a sense, nontraditional homes, so we thought we’d give them a quick look. First up was a $10,000 teardown for a 3,479 square foot “manufactured home not in park or court” located at 11904 Leesville Road. The demolition is actually part of a larger project, first detailed in rezoning case Z-3-15, which was approved by the City Council in May of last year. In March of 2015, the developers, Leesville Land LLC, appeared before the Planning Commission to discuss the case.
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Development Beat: New Building Report
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We take a look at three new building permits issued last week, including a new self-storage facility in Brier Creek, a parking deck for a new Glenwood Avenue apartment complex and a brand-new City of Raleigh fire station.
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Development Beat: Renovation Roundup
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We take a look at some recent renovation projects around Raleigh, including a new location for Posh Nosh catering and an upgrade at the offices of Pendo on South Dawson Street.
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Development Beat: Major Work Wednesday
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The City is building a big, beautiful fence at the Moore Square parking deck in an effort to keep Raleigh bar goers out of sub-level P1, where they’ve been engaging in “unwanted activity.”
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Development Beat: Teardown Tuesday
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Demolition permits have been filed for a gas station’s car wash and a 1930s boardinghouse, both of them located on New Bern Avenue.
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Development Beat: New Building Report
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Permits have been issued for a new North Raleigh Sheetz, plus a new self-storage facility on Millbrook and an addition to the House of LIghts facility on Yonkers Road.
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Development Beat: Future Demolition Friday
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The City awarded a demolition contract this week for the teardown of the Capital Inn on Capital Boulevard, the latest in a series of structures in a flood-prone section of Capital to be acquired and torn down by the City in recent years.
