Development Beat
The Development Beat
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Today on the Development Beat – Raleigh Racquet Club is getting a serious upgrade, plus, a new pizza restaurant is coming to the city!
News
Business Owners Voice Concerns Over Hillsborough Redevelopment
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Local business and property owners expressed concern over several impacts of the second phase of the Hillsborough Street Redevelopment project, including the removal of the left-turn lane.
City Council
Law and Public Safety Discusses Business Improvement Districts
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The Law and Public Safety committee discussed possible exclusions and additions to the city’s business improvement districts.
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Planning Commission Recomends Approval of New Downtown Hotel
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Planning Commissioners on Tuesday voted to recommend approval of a new Residence Inn for downtown Raleigh,
City Council
Council Adopts New Greenways Plan
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On January 6, city council adopted the new “Capital Area Greenway & Design Guide,” a document that identifies areas for 120 miles of new greenway trails in the City of Oaks.
News
Southeast CAC Discusses Beneficial Community Programs
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Southeast CAC residents learned last week about three programs that aim to benefit Raleigh residents: a digital inclusion program, a new charter school and a mental-health program for children.
City Council
Hearing Scheduled for Phase II of Hillsborough Street Project
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City Council has scheduled a public hearing for February 7 on the $7 million second phase of the Hillsborough Street Revitalization Project.
News
Central CAC Votes Against Rezoning Cases
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The Central CAC held votes on two rezoning cases Monday, neither of which received approval.
City Council
Council Delays Decision on Stone’s Warehouse Redevelopment
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City Council on Tuesday approved a number of public redevelopment projects, but delayed a decision on Stone’s Warehouse.
Development Beat
Development Beat
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The Development Beat will now be published in a shorter, daily format. Today we do some comparisons on Raleigh’s real-estate and construction permit values, and learn what the biggest projects of the year were.
