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Ravaged by fire earlier this year, the Sushi Nine restaurant on Western Boulevard is now set to be torn down, and hopefully replaced with a restaurant that serves something other than raw fish. Yuck.
Site work is underway for Crabtree Commons, the latest mixed-use development in the Crabtree Valley Mall area that’s located right behind the mall and right next to the brand-new Creekside at Crabtree residential development.
We’ve got an oversized issue of the Development Beat to bring you today with a look at several interesting renovation jobs taking place around the city, including the historic 224 Fayetteville building, Raleigh’s Fire Station No. 5 and some work at the old Nehi Bottling Plant.
Raleigh City Councilors get a first look at possible options to keep downtown clean.
A recently filed subdivision plan for the redevelopment of downtown Raleigh’s Stone’s Warehouse offers further insight into developer Jason Queen’s plans to transform the former home of Carolina Transportation into an upscale mixed-use development.
The Shoppes at Battle Ridge in Southeast Raleigh will soon be home to Raleigh’s 10th and newest location of the venerable fast-food chain Taco Bell.
Teardown Tuesday today tackles two demolition projects; one of them the tragic loss of a unique architectural landmark, the other, a less-tragic demolition of a multipurpose building that was actually destroyed last June in a fire.
Today on the Development Beat, we take a look at the new building going up at Uncle Bob’s self-storage on South Wilmington, and a change-of-use permit that will transform an old Kroger into the Galaxy Fun Park.
Members of the Growth and Natural Resources Committee are delaying a decision on a hotly contested rezoning on Trailwood Drive in order to give planning staff more time to review a traffic study submitted by the applicant.
It’s renovation roundup time here on the Development Beat, and this week we take a look at some downtown transit projects, a new pizza joint and a renovation at the old Indoor Flea Market on Capital Boulevard.
