which isn't on the heat map

9/10/2019 10:26:46 AM

We have made progress, but we still need to make more.

[Edited on September 10, 2019 at 10:39 AM. Reason : Can't believe capitals of many southern states are still at the bottom of the list.]

9/10/2019 10:35:23 AM

^^ My fault entirely. Disregard the $1.9 billion 40 acre megadevelopment when discussing development in that part of town.

9/10/2019 11:19:46 AM

proposed development

9/10/2019 12:27:10 PM

[Edited on September 10, 2019 at 1:35 PM. Reason : nvm, not chit chat]

9/10/2019 1:31:02 PM

k

9/10/2019 10:13:15 PM

https://community.dtraleigh.com/t/a-decade-of-growth-via-street-view/1332/11

Some cool animated gifs showing development over the years.

9/17/2019 12:58:37 PM

looked at that multiple times yesterday

9/18/2019 11:25:13 AM

what's interesting to me as I look through that is how much density increased compared to what I remember. interestingly, when it was 2007, I felt like Raleigh was such a big city. So much going on and activity everywhere. now, 12 years later, I feel like Raleigh is such a small with much more needed density, even when considering the residential density that has taken place east of person street and south of MLK.

I'm not sure what it is that drives this discrepancy. I can only assume it is that I am used to everything here now that it's old hat and less impressive and that I'm better traveled and have experienced and read more about what growth can do for a city.

9/19/2019 9:28:51 AM

giant tree in Nash Square/in front of Berkeley coming down next week

9/25/2019 6:11:10 PM

Can someone post a pic of the tree?

9/25/2019 6:14:30 PM

9/25/2019 6:50:24 PM

Is it coming down cause it is in poor health, or for new development, or what?

9/25/2019 7:03:39 PM

it’s dead and it’s lost a bunch of is biggest branches over the last 6 months

some even without any kind of wind

9/25/2019 7:13:19 PM

It’s being replaced by a poke restaurant.

9/25/2019 8:30:39 PM

rip

9/26/2019 9:15:00 AM

An era ends.

9/26/2019 9:25:46 AM

gnsp...

9/26/2019 1:55:46 PM

is it possible to claim the wood from it if I had a project that I wanted to do? it would be cool to have the wood be from a piece of Raleigh that I recognize, rather than just some stuff from Capital Lumber.

9/27/2019 8:56:40 AM

I would hope that something memorable would be done with the wood. It's been that way on NC State's campus now for a while. Everything from memory benches, to small wolf keepsakes to trunk sculptures.

9/27/2019 1:38:49 PM

From Jedidiah Smith Gant

Quote :

"This is not the tree that inspired the shimmer wall, but I have been working on plans with Oakwood Cemetery to memorialize the one that inspired it. More details on that soon."

[Edited on September 27, 2019 at 3:32 PM. Reason : +]

9/27/2019 3:32:17 PM

bourbon barrels

10/1/2019 11:07:23 PM

North Hills (not downtown)

https://www.wraltechwire.com/2019/11/14/developer-to-unveil-1-billion-mixed-use-project-in-north-raleigh/

11/14/2019 12:41:36 PM

not even North Hills really (which is good bc there's already enough traffic there atm)

11/14/2019 12:54:26 PM

Quote :

"what's interesting to me as I look through that is how much density increased compared to what I remember. interestingly, when it was 2007, I felt like Raleigh was such a big city. So much going on and activity everywhere. now, 12 years later, I feel like Raleigh is such a small with much more needed density, even when considering the residential density that has taken place east of person street and south of MLK. I'm not sure what it is that drives this discrepancy. I can only assume it is that I am used to everything here now that it's old hat and less impressive and that I'm better traveled and have experienced and read more about what growth can do for a city."

My impression from these animated gifs was that it looks like a lot of density has been built but there's something off about it, like you still don't really sense a "community" emerging. Just more people. I guess it takes time.

11/14/2019 1:35:34 PM

^^I mean, it's on St. Albans just a half-mile or so from the Harris Teeter in North Hills right? I'd have to imagine it's going to add more traffic at North Hills.

11/14/2019 2:28:17 PM

true

11/14/2019 2:52:32 PM