Thank you for sharing though. I’m happy to assist. 
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So the way I read this, there are actually 4 towers? One hotel, One Office, One apartment, and One condo.
In total there is 80,000sqft of retail give or take.
To be honest, 106 condos is a BIG deal.
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I have to admit at least the design is different from the glass box, parking with office hats everything else is.
I hate that it isn’t Raleigh’s new signature tower but I’ll get over it if this is being built.
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Agreed, I wanted a signature tower here, but after seeing the renderings with the “plaza” space and added residential, I am on board with this design. Let’s just hope it actually gets built.
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25,000ft for grocery… hmmm.
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Those condos facing the park are going to be the most expensive condos in Raleigh no doubt. Even compared to PNC Plaza. The value added of the entire project plus a park view.
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I also saw that and almost choked. Praying this actually happens, because the Publix is still too far for me to walk and consider it downtown proper for grocery
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Wow! Love that pedestrian / people oriented plaza. I think this will be a great addition. Currently an empty / ugly building. This is progress to me!
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Although not the 40 story landmark people envision, I think this project looks pretty awesome! I like that the plaza has retail and looks very walkable. Also, the hotel with apartment and condos. The city block will have a little bit of what everyone has been asking for.
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this project looks pretty good to me! I think we all wanted more height but 4 separate buildings on this lot will add a lot of density to this area.
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So lets see N&O is 4 buildings, 301 is going to be 3, 83 Block is 1, New Gov Center is 3, 400H is 1, Pendo is 1 and Bus is 2
So we could have 15 towers going up over then next 3-5 years plus what ever else is proposed down town?
huh, who says Raleigh development is dead.
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What is the timeline for the other buildings? Again, still seems possible the residential towers could end up being taller.
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The News and Observer article said the company was not going to ask for a rezoning. I guess they could change their mind though.
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First building will take what, 1.5 years? They could wait til it’s finished to request a rezone of other parcels.
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They could always rezone, and change the residential if there is a perceived demand, but I doubt they will.
All we need is Austin Lawrence Partners to come to Raleigh and build something cool like One City Center in Durham.
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This is great news. Skyline aesthetics are the least of my concerns. Ground level experiences are what brings people back for more
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I’m still disappointed we didn’t get a signature tower for the N&O site, but this looks to be a quality project in any case. Honestly, I think this would have been a perfect project for the parcel just east of Moore Square rather than the N&O site.
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Pendo is likely going to be in one of these buildings, not a separate building themselves, I think?
Also you forgot City Gateway (Kindley Street) and Edison/Highwoods.
Even if all of this gets built, we are still barely making a dent in the underutilized land around downtown. There will still be plenty of holes to fill for the next cycle. We are definitely still at a point where getting two 20 story buildings to fill two gaps, helps downtown more than a 40 story building, unless your primary concern is having a Super Ripped Ultra Sculpted Skyline.
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This project would have been perfect on the lot east of Moore Square.
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