Anytime the RR is involved with anything, expect your project to be derailed.
I was working on a roadway realignment outside of Atlanta that was about 3 miles. Just a roadway not a freeway, it started in 2014, it JUST finished. Railroads absolutely run the road.
Heh thatās very punny.
The article said 7 years at this point. That is really insane. This is why I tune out the commuter rail / light rail discussions. Even if they get funding and a plan, itāll be 30 years before itās done and Iāll be too old to care.
Nice condo project in Durham.
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/600-N-Roxboro-St-32-Durham-NC-27701/2066652959_zpid/
That design is beautiful
Looks like the Bull City Ciderworks in Cary is opening this weekend. Got a nice location too, directly across the street from Bond Bros. Brewery.
Holy shit that is a million dollars
For nearly a million bucks, I donāt think that Iād want to share a bedroom wall with the second bedroom. Does anyone know what construction type this is?
for a million bucks i wouldnt want to live in downtown durhamā¦
I donāt know man- not that Iād pay a million dollars to live anywhere, butā¦ downtown Durham is pretty fking radā¦ in fact, I hate to admit how cool Durham has become 
street looks pretty much empty
i think they grow a lot of onions up there too.
Drove through some of my usual areas of downtown Durham just now, and the amount of construction in some areas is absolutely transformational. Especially coming off 147, and also by Fullsteam. Also thought this was a neat contrast. Out with the old, and in with the new.
I had zoomed in the pic, is that where they are going to build the high rise apartment tower.
Thanks, i had seen it on the news a few months ago about another high rise apartment in downtown Durham, but i wasnāt sure. Ok. Thanks again.
I have no problem with all the development in Durham that gets rid of surface parking, overgrown lots, and junkyard/automotive repair even as some residents bemoan the ācharacterā being lost and how āno oneā can afford the apartments (except all the people living in them). But this is concerning: Durham Distillery may have to close if the developer next door canāt figure out how to not block their loading dock with a retaining wall.
What I canāt understand is how one goes about investing $4M in a building without having an access easement for their own loading dock.
Itās a fair question, and similar to my reaction to people who rent a space for 30 years and never think to buy it. Iād assume it was their first attempt at their own business, in a wide open, underused area of Durham, and they didnāt really think about it.
Yeah my first thought was āwell you should have thought of that huhā, but that probably shows how much of a jaded cynic I am more than anything else
