Development

In case you hadn’t noticed, Raleigh’s growing in a big way, and some mixed-use developments are set to transform downtown + Midtown in 2026 and beyond. Here’s what you need to know about three major developments.
The Impact Partner Grant launched by the City of Raleigh aims to align with Raleigh’s Strategic Plan for Economic Development. Learn what it entails and how to apply.
As part of the Raleigh Convention Center’s expansion, Red Hat Amphitheater plans to move a block and expand by 1,000 seats, but a potentially disruptive road closure might change that.
The Raleigh Neighborhood Exchange is celebrating its 20th anniversary by hosting Engage Raleigh Community and Neighborhood Expo, a new event that aims to connect residents, neighborhoods, community groups, and local government.
Raleigh’s new Business Bloom program aims to nurture growth and innovation among refugee and immigrant entrepreneurs.
Chef Preeti Waas will open the second location of her innovative Indian restaurant at Horseshoe at Hub RTP. Cheeni plans to open in 2025 with construction starting later this year.
Swing Racquet and Paddle has broken ground on the first-of-its-kind and largest racquet-focused facility in the world. Here’s what we know and what to expect of the campus.
Glenwood’s historic Creamery building will be redeveloped into Raleigh’s tallest tower. Here’s what that means for the existing building + what’s next.
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The 40-acre mixed-use development is looking for community feedback on Phase One of its expansive park plan.
The latest on what’s happening with Apple’s Raleigh Triangle Park campus and how it could impact NC.
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If you’re looking for plans to bring in the new year, Raleigh is bustling with events. Explore each event and plan where you’ll bring in 2025.
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