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City Council this week approved a number of new residential developments, permits were recently issued for a new apartment complex in North Raleigh and a double-dose of demolition projects are now underway.
A rundown on some of the construction permits issued for the week of September 28, including a controversial used car dealership on Glenwood.
City Council this week scheduled public hearings for three new residential development projects, along with a plan to turn a former residential space into a new office complex.
This week on the development beat, we take a quick look at the city’s new “experience” plan for the downtown, look at some new restaurants coming to the area and address a reader’s e-mail.
This week on the Development Beat, a new indoor shooting range is coming to Raleigh, alongside nearly a half dozen new restaurants, including Carolina Ale House and Smashburger.
This week in the Development Beat, Glenwood Avenue gains a new cellphone tower as it loses the Taverna Agora Restaurant and a public hearing is scheduled for a new mixed-use development behind the Triangle Town Center
This week in the Development Beat, amidst progress on Tower II, we take a brief look at the history of North Hills, and learn about a new tenant for the former Fat Daddy’s restaurant on Glenwood.
Less than a week after permits were issued for a new 360-unit apartment complex, City Council voted to approve another complex of 215 units on Oberlin near Cameron Village.
This week on the Development Beat: Brixx pizza and cycling fitness studio received final permits to open in Cameron Village. The city also issued work permits for the new women’s hospital at WakeMed.
Planning Commissioners had a packed agenda this week, and heavy storms flooded a portion of Capital Boulevard, renewing discussion of the city’s plans to purchase and demolish the buildings.
