Development Beat
Development Beat: N. Raleigh Used Car Dealer Gets Permit
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A rundown on some of the construction permits issued for the week of September 28, including a controversial used car dealership on Glenwood.
Development Beat
More Residential Development Coming to Northeast Raleigh
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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.
Data
A Social Network for Concerned Citizens
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Adopted by the city in 2010, SeeClickFix has served as a clearinghouse for complaints ranging from unkempt lawns to loud music, but with its contract expiring next year, the city is looking to improve the way it’s run.
City Council
Council Receives Update on Hospitality District, Historic Landmarks
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In its regular afternoon session Tuesday, City Council discussed issues ranging from a proposed white water rafting park to historical landmark designations.
News
Council Authorizes Interlocal Water Agreement
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City Council authorized Tuesday an agreement with Johnston County that would help grow both entities’ water supplies.
News
Homeowner’s Associations Regulate Raleigh Neighborhoods
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It is estimated that more than 50 percent of North Carolina residents live under a Homeowner’s Association, which can lead to conflicts over everything from unpaid dues to common area improvements.
Development Beat
New Downtown Plan Focuses on “Experience”
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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.
Development Beat
Construction Begins on Slew of New Raleigh Restaurants
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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.
