Latest development stories from Raleigh–Durham, deduped across ~45 local sources and ranked by newsworthiness. Refreshed every hour.
A group of property owners in East Durham is pushing for a zoning change to transform the historic Garland District into a vibrant residential and commercial area. The Durham City Council has taken an initial step by approving the necessary rezoning, although significant infrastructure improvements are still needed.
The Lenovo Center in Raleigh is closed for eight weeks as part of a $300 million renovation project. Key upgrades include refreshed seating, new bathrooms, and improved access points ahead of the upcoming Hurricanes season.
Raleigh city leaders are examining the potential impacts of data centers on local infrastructure. A work session was held to discuss these findings and their implications for the city.
The Raleigh City Council has partnered with Local Post to develop 28 affordable rental homes in downtown Raleigh. This initiative aims to provide housing for low-income households and those with disabilities.
Durham's Sandy Ridge Station and Villas project will provide 198 affordable housing units for low-income families. The $64 million development aims to alleviate the city's housing shortage and is set to open next summer.
Buc-ee's has officially broken ground on a new gas station in Mebane, expected to open in November 2027. Meanwhile, a late-night fire caused power outages for approximately 1,600 residents in Orange County.
The City of Raleigh will implement changes to development fees starting July 1. These adjustments aim to streamline processes and support local growth.
Buc-ee’s has officially begun construction on its first store in North Carolina, located in Mebane. The travel center is expected to open in late 2027 and will create 200 jobs.
This article provides insights on selecting the appropriate stone materials for home construction and design. It emphasizes the importance of making informed choices to enhance both aesthetics and functionality.
A North Carolina couple expressed regret over selling their family mountain land, stating they would have reconsidered if they had known it would be developed into a data center. Their experience highlights the emotional and financial implications of land sales in the face of rapid development.
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