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Anyone know when they're going to increase the train frequency? As of today UNCC has ended remote work and resumed normal operations.
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Why does this look so unfinished??
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Someone should affix a spray paint can to a drone and go to town on this thing.
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Why did they get rid of the road connection on Craighead to begin with? There's plenty of room.
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Cunningham is an absolute dimwit. Any other generic democrat could beat Tillis by doing the bare minimum, but he couldn't even manage that. The DCCC saddled us with this centrist dullard because they judged him the most electable man in the state. And here we are.
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I wonder why Buffalo Exchange closed. It seems like they got plenty of business.
I think we can rest assured the vape shop won't last long at least...
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Renderings of the new building. The ground level looks more like residential than retail?
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I also saw a worker on the mill property today with a weed wacker.
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I just saw that the recently-rezoned large vacant lot next to the two houses at 36th and McDowell now has a brand new for-sale sign up. Does that indicate that the mixed use project slated for here was fallen through?
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I'm confused. This rendering is of the six-story Inlivian development?
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Someone once told me the Jesus Saves guy is employed by the CMPD to disperse gatherings. The idea being that he is so annoying and loud people won't want to stay.
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How is that the ceiling height was fine in 1940 but not 2020? Did we get that much taller...? Is it a sprinkler system issue maybe?
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Sunshine Daydreams is sadly vacating, opening up a prime spot in the heart of Noda. Meanwhile "Bargarita" (barf) next door has been 'coming soon' for nine months.
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I worry about the inclusion of Midwood Corners. This can't bode well for Book Buyers.
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16 minutes ago, navigator319 said:
https://charlottenc.gov/newsroom/releases/Pages/RA-200218a.aspx
Link this time. Pathetic.The "solution" to trains being late is that now trains will run less often. Great. Problem solved, guys!
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Doesn't it cost a lot of money to rent a crane? And this one's just sitting there?
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They resumed putting up the, uh, "crown." It still looks the same, no?
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I saw a sign in the window of the house next to the Rat's Nest that said "For Lease or Development". I'm guessing its days are numbered.
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Does anyone know what's being built on the former DMV lot on N. Tryon? Between the IHOP and the plasma clinic.
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27 minutes ago, Hushpuppy321 said:Looking at where they are now I would estimate this to rise 1.5 floors per month starting in mid to late 1st Quarter 2020. The pace of construction for the Reinforced Concrete Elevator Core will be the main controlling factor of how fast they get vertical. Don’t be surprised if this site is only 15 to 20 floors by years end 2020.
We will definitely not be surprised.
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I think it's a great project. And as far as I know, the neighborhood association has given its blessing. (Interestingly, their website says the city council agrees with them over 95% of the time.)
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1 hour ago, CLT2014 said:
^ any ideas for reducing crime around Epicentre? More police, metal detectors, less clubs, less crowds allowed, or just get used to a shooting at the complex every couple months?
Closing the center is just an attempt (imo wrong one) at trying to resolve random shootings Uptown.
As long as we're tossing out wild solutions, how about looking into local policies regarding alcohol consumption? Increasing taxes or revoking liquor licenses in the area, etc. Apparently 40-50% of homicides involve alcohol use (source).
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I assume we'll get a new mural. I liked the last one though. They've been doing renovations on that building for months, idk what the holdup is. It's not even that old?
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Maybe Spring 2021 is the delivery date of the whole complex, i.e. the hotel?
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I know nothing about real estate but I would guess that building retail is more profitable than housing, assuming there's market demand for both? Am I wrong? Why do developers seem so reluctant?