Raleigh Area Developments (Fayetteville, Carrboro, Seaboard: apartment complex, lease, co-op)

[DPK]

Originally Posted by NeerHeer

Will Publix customers be able to park in the "exclusive"parking deck, similar to the situation for the Harris Teeter at North Hills?

I'd assume so, else what interest would Publix have as far as agreeing to this if people couldn't park somewhere.

[pierretong1991]

Originally Posted by NeerHeer

Will Publix customers be able to park in the "exclusive"parking deck, similar to the situation for the Harris Teeter at North Hills?

I was in Denver last year and visited an urban supermarket downtown that had ample parking for people who wanted to drive there.

[NeerHeer]

I'm just baffled by what an "exclusive" parking deck will be. Exclusive infers that some something or someone will be prevented from using it. Maybe the mention of it along with the Publix announcement is just coincidental.

[Sherifftruman]

Originally Posted by NeerHeer

I'm just baffled by what an "exclusive" parking deck will be. Exclusive infers that some something or someone will be prevented from using it. Maybe the mention of it along with the Publix announcement is just coincidental.

I imagine they are saying that at least part of the deck will be reserved for residents as a sales tool. That’s pretty common.

[DPK]

Originally Posted by NeerHeer

I'm just baffled by what an "exclusive" parking deck will be. Exclusive infers that some something or someone will be prevented from using it. Maybe the mention of it along with the Publix announcement is just coincidental.

Don't think there's much reason to be concerned and you might be reading too much into this. Their use of "exclusive" is a marketing term to refer to the fact that there will be a dedicated deck for the residents of the building and users of the commercial spaces (Publix).

Now if you tried to park in that deck and then leave the premises and go eat in a restaurant blocks away on Glenwood South, yeah sure they'll probably tow/ticket you. Their parking deck is for their facilities and they can decided what to do with it.

[MrBojangles]

N&O selling downtown Raleigh building to California group | News & Observer

The 3-acre N&O property will be developed into a mixed-use complex that could include stores, offices, housing and a hotel.

The deal, will move the N&O out of its longtime home on South McDowell Street, but will keep it downtown in a highrise on Fayetteville Street.

[nicholas_n]

https://www.bizjournals.com/triangle...warehouse.html

Looks like a couple of lots in the northwest corner of Davie St and Harrington St in the Warehouse District have been scooped up by investor Gary Fields.

Two aging office buildings currently occupy the site, each of them two-stories tall. Fields said the zoning of the neighborhood allows for up to five stories of development. He and his fellow investors will likely ask the city for more height and density, although Fields says they will bear in mind the “historic nature of the neighborhood.”

Hopefully Fields' crew gets the height and density thing straightened out. Doesn't need to be massive, but ten stories or so would be decent.

[pierretong1991]

Here's a map I saw that keeps track of all the developments in the area: https://www.bizjournals.com/triangle/maps/crane-watch

[MrBojangles]

Brewery Bhavana taproom planned for Southeast Raleigh | News & Observer

At the corner of South Bloodworth and Hoke streets below Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard

[Sherifftruman]

Nice. I like their stuff and they have decent food at the Asheville location.