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Raleigh-area wedding photography company ordered to pay nearly $1.7M
A Raleigh-area wedding photography company will be required to pay nearly $1.7 million after consumers reported hundreds of thousands of dollars in losses for services that they said were never delivered. A judge on Monday sided with North Carolina's Attorney General's Office in its motion for default judgment against the...
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Founders Spotlight: Erik Rice, BMC Stormwater
But then, they found Wake Forest. It was a place where their family could walk to a neighborhood pond and fish, spend time downtown, and feel connected to the people around them, all while remaining close to the opportunities and amenities of a larger city. For the Rice family, Wake...
Axios Raleigh
Tidal plans 20-story tower in downtown Raleigh following completion of Hotel Indigo
Tidal Real Estate Partners, the New York developer that just completed a $36 million renovation of the former Holiday Inn, isn't slowing down its work in downtown Raleigh. Why it matters: The real estate company plans to break ground as soon as the next 60 days on a 20-story tower at 521 S. Wilmington St. , Tidal's CEO Mick Walsdorf told Axios. Tidal, which owns land across three separate areas in downtown, is betting big on downtown's momentum growing over the next decade, he said. Driving the news: Tidal, which operates in New York and other Southeastern cities, entered the Raleigh market in 2021, splashing large sums on the former Holiday Inn, land near CAM Raleigh in the Warehouse District and the Lincoln Theatre on Wilmington Street. The company originally planned to demolish the circular Holiday Inn before changing its mind and renovating it into a swanky Hotel Indigo. "It wasn't the original plan, but it probably should've been," Walsdorf said. The big picture: Walsdorf said that getting any project over the line is always complicated, especially when interest rates have remained stubbornly high. But Tidal sees downtown Raleigh's momentum taking off as more projects get completed. "What we believed
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NCDOT Revives $84M Maynard Road Underpass Plan, Dozen Cary Shops Could Go
The railroad crossing that backs up traffic on Maynard Road and East Chatham Street in downtown Cary is finally headed for a fix. The North Carolina Department of Transportation wants to lower Maynard Road and build a bridge to carry the tracks over it, eliminating the at-grade crossing that sits just a few yards from East Chatham Street. The plan would also shift East Chatham Street south, away from the tracks, to create a new intersection with Maynard Road.
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Regency Centers Pours Millions Into Raleigh's Village District and Midtown East
A seven-story hotel is taking shape above Raleigh's Village District, and a few miles away, Midtown East keeps adding restaurants and fitness studios to its Wake Forest Road corridor. Together, the two shopping centers show how much money and momentum Regency Centers is pouring into the Triangle right now, even as the company expands across the country.