And showing from Lenoir St too
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It’s okay. I’ve learned to lower my expectations and just appreciate that downtown, especially east downtown, is getting any investment at all. We could be an Akron or [insert any other declining town]. We’re all disappointed in the revealed aesthetics of many of the recent and upcoming projects, but what’s more important than the exterior is the functionality of a building. Until we can afford to privately commission our own developments, sometimes it’s just nice to keep a positive perspective on the frivolous things we can’t change or influence, friend. 
Playing your vinyl on an operable table allows you to enjoy the whole song (;
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Oh I love all of it, I just enjoy complaining a lil bit 
growth is growth. Someday we will fund our own development through this community. We can build that movie theater fountain Gucci store parking deck tower we’ve all been dreaming of 
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Not the tallest building but feels significant at street level. Great height for this transition zone.
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Now this is MF infill!!!
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Four residential stories (7 total) framed.
106 units (small number for an apartment project) on 0.82 acres (129 units/acre).
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Well, that .82 acre could be on a cul de sac and only have 4 houses on it. #glasshalffull
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Anyone know what’s being built directly across Cabarrus Street from this project? Don’t know the exact address, but there appears to be a 2-3 story structural steel frame erected.
It was mentioned somewhere else on here. I think it’s related to the church.
Its a single family home, it’s just confusing to envision that being someones home with all the steal they are using.
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Looks like a fire station LMAO
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Nice infill, but much more looking forward to how much the Moore Sq East/South proposals will actually add to the skyline and density on the Eastern side of downtown!
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I’m just looking forward to the bland hotel adjacent to this filling in another little hole in the meantime.
