Except for one pesky neighbor.
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I know the one youâre talking about. Fortunately theyâre confined to the Harrington St side. 
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Yep. Heâs a tricky one to manage.
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It looks like two units are back on the market, Iâm assuming this is people who made a deposit then changed their minds due to the wait?
A few units were purchased as investment properties.
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Sweet, I can be your neighbor!
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Product of financial markets you could say.
Also, Pease Street. (sorry, couldnât help myself)
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Apease Street?
Yeah, I saw that too and just rolled my eyes. 
At least it wasnât Peas St?
#EatYourVegges
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Give Peas a chance.
(I was short some characters.)
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The Fairweather looks nice now that it is completed. But are they going to put some trees on the south lawn strip? Itâs pretty bare and gets lots of sun. Maybe some oak trees or pine?
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Probably not oaks nor pine trees due to the power lines. Probably crepe myrtles???
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Easement for Duke Power. They wouldnât even allow the developer to put a stone pathway to bridge the two sides. They apparently were very restrictive.
Also, the exterior isnât completely finished. The garage deck siding isnât quite completed on the Lenoir/south side.
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Damn Duke and their power!!
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I was wondering why there was no pathway from the east side of the building to the west. Forcing people to take the stair at the end of Harrington (or go all the way around via Cabarrus) is not very accessible.
(Iâve learned a lot about accessibility while recovering from an injury that kept me from walking for 6 weeks! )
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Ah thatâs a bummer. That grass will get heat shock quickly.
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And no irrigation. 
Buying you a watering can as a housewarming presentâŚ
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