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A new self-storage facility is coming to Brier Creek, and sitework has begun on the new Olive Park shopping center, which will be anchored by the city’s first Sprouts grocery store.
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A new self-storage facility is coming to Brier Creek, and sitework has begun on the new Olive Park shopping center, which will be anchored by the city’s first Sprouts grocery store.
A new Five Guys Burgers & Fries is coming to Capital Boulevard and the former home of Larry’s Southern Kitchen will soon be hosting Padrea’s Sports Cafe.
We’ve got a full list of the proposed 2016 inductees for the Raleigh Hall of Fame, including a brief bio for each.
A Hand of Hope Pregnancy Center is looking to rezone an old home on Jones Franklin next to Preferred Women’s Health Center, an abortion clinic on Jones Franklin Road.
A new four-story apartment complex is being planned for North Rogers Lane, across the site from the new Rogers Lane Elementary School. Plans are pretty preliminary at this point, but we’ve got plenty of speculation inside.
Today on Teardown Tuesday, we look at the impending demolition of the Brooks Museum Magnet elementary school near North Hills. Most of the school will be torn down, and a new campus built in its place.
After tearing down the old Glenwood Gardens apartments in February, vertical construction work has begun for its replacement: the luxury, 186-unit 2600 Glenwood apartments.
The Record talks with Councilor Corey Branch about the importance of open communication and the need to forge public-private partnerships when it comes to job training and affordable housing.
This week in renovations: Pelagic Beer & Wine is expanding, hidden gem Poppyseed Market is getting a new cooler and discount home goods retailer Tuesday Morning will be joining Planet Fitness and Kroger in the Creekside Crossing shopping Center on Six Forks Road.
Planning Commissioners met this week to discuss short-term rentals, downtown hotel parking and two new grocery stores planned for North Raleigh: a Publix & a Lidl (pronounced Lee-dle).