With the building out of the way, you can tell how large of a parcel they have here.
They seem to be picking up speed now. They placed signage up on the lot today. Now that lot could sit untouched for a long time after this, but it’s still promising.
Construction sites like to have as much space to work around the building as they can. The tower would butt right up to that portion of the building and that’s where the big plaza will be. If they don’t demo that, then my doubts come back that the are actually building the tower.
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not only is it not the tallest building in raleigh, but this ai slop put a quote in the headline that no one ever said
The seven-story brick warehouse at the base of the tower is cool though. I wish we had one of those to historically preserve.
Will this stick out in the skyline photographers are gonna have to move a little bit west if they want to include this tower in a skyline pic.
my favorite part is how the crane is actually built into the building. now that’s development!
If they put an observation tower in Fred Fletcher park it would capture the full skyline, from Glenwood to downtown. But residents would complain about shadows.
What even is the point of this? Worse than useless.
as for AI…bless its heart.
Maybe one of the reasons they finally wanted to get this started. Raleigh has had record apartment demand in 2nd quarter of this year and at the same time construction has slowed down. When this tower delivers in 2.5 years or so should hit the market at a good time.
I miss the Hard Times Chili place that used to be in that building!
I was just trying to remember the name of that place!! Brings back good memories!
Yaaassss!!! They’re gittin’ it!!!
About time. We can use about 40 more developments of this magnitude in downtown right now!
Pictures of what? There’s nothing there