Shoppers may be moving online, but they’re still going to brick and mortar stores. Raleigh has seen an emergence of a new kind of retail in recent years, taking shoppers away from the mall.
Hillsborough Street is growing, but how and where are questions that have been debated as each new development asks for city approval. Columnist Leo Suarez explains the different voices in the debate.
There’s no shortage of parking in downtown Raleigh. In fact, there’s a huge oversupply. The city bet on parking growth in downtown and now faces a mounting debt for the construction.
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