If you are ever near 421 North Harrington Street, the office building at Smoky Hollow Phase II, take a few minutes to explore the second floor amenity space.
421 N. Harrington St is a nine story Class A office building with 225,000 rentable square feet of space. The building is eight stories of office on top of the ground floor level which includes retail and the office lobby.
While Cary has been on the same growth trajectory as the rest of the Triangle, historically most of that growth has happened in the suburban areas of Town. Over the last few years, however, the Downtown core has seen an exciting number of new projects delivered and currently under construction. On a recent fall day (October 12, 2022) I took a stroll through downtown after parking my car at the new Town of Cary Library Parking Deck. If you haven’t been recently, I highly recommend heading to check out what’s happening in Downtown Cary for yourself.
You would have a hard time convincing me that there is a better way to truly experience a place than from the street level at human speed.
On Sunday October 23, 2022 I had the chance to do just that as I explored West Street in Raleigh as part of the Fall DTRaleigh Photo Walk.
On October 18, 2022 The Research Triangle Park Foundation hosted a groundbreaking ceremony for The Horseshoe, the first phase of vertical construction at Hub RTP. This was the first event where I brought The Pole-Cam and it came in handy!
Earlier this summer I had the chance to check out some of the recent redevelopment happening at Glen Lennox in Chapel Hill. Grubb Properties has completed two projects and is in progress on a third.
The LOI or Letter of Intent lays the groundwork for many real estate deals. While a LOI isn’t required it’s very helpful.
The area along 440 from Six Forks Road and Wake Forest Road currently has more active development than any other area during my time here in the Triangle. There are eight major projects led by four different development teams, and at the time of this writing, four tower cranes.
Highest and Best Use is a term that you will often hear in relation to whether or not a real estate investment should be made. Highest and Best Use is a tricky concept because the term is subjective and relative
Some restaurants have lines of people waiting out front for the doors to open during their initial first weeks as “foodies” attempt to be the first of their friends to say they have tried the new spot. But, as I sat in my car at 7:55AM on a recent Wednesday, I wondered, how many restaurants have a line at the door four and a half years after opening? It was clear that A Place At The Table is one of those places.
A few weeks ago I had a chance to go over to Brookside Bodega for lunch. I hadn’t been to the Brookside Plaza in a few years, so I was excited to see the changes.
