Author: Blount, Lewis
Date:1867 ( Drawn in 1923 )
Source: Southern United States manuscript map collection, 1850-1923, nd., Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library, Duke University, Durham, North Carolina.

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Here is one example of the kinds of things that I like to collect. A very interesting map of the Charlotte area that describes how the metropolitan regions grow.

Having a good looking map is not enough though – you need expert analysis, data, and quality interpretations to go along with it. If you want to make the best investments in all types of real estate, especially your next home, please do yourself a favor and just give us a call or send us a message first, we’ll be glad to help.

Well it is possible – Location is everything.

A lot of money was put into fixing up the inside. But I don’t know anything about this project, I only received the solicitation from a fellow Broker. I tend to do a little more work on the outside as well. I wonder what they paid for it to begin with – I know how to find that out of course.  The point is, that if you still want to make money in real estate – please us a professional adviser – one that knows how to do a lot of research – before you even go out looking.

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The Town has received a request for review of a Concept Plan submittal proposing a multi-family development at 2476 E. N.C. 54. The site is located on the north side of N.C. 54 E. across from Downing Creek Parkway between the U.S. Army Corps Upper Little Creek Waterfowl Impoundment Area and Barbee Chapel Road.
The 5.8-acre site is located in the Residential-1 zoning district, the Resource Conservation District, and the Watershed
Protection District. The site is identified as Durham County Parcel Identifier Number 9798-03-94-6008.

The Chapel Hill Town Council will meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday, June 16, in the Council Chamber of Town Hall, 405 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.

The proposed redevelopment includes: a 3-story parking deck for 90 cars, replacing a single-story building with a three-story building, and adding a third and fourth story to two existing buildings. Retail/restaurant use is proposed for the ground level floor area, 19 residential units are planned for the second, third and fourth floors. Vehicular access is proposed from Roberson Street and pedestrian access from West Franklin Street and Roberson Street.

The Courtyard of Chapel Hill Mixed Use Development Concept Plan proposing redeveloping a portion of The Courtyard of Chapel Hill retail center. The Town has received a request for review of a Concept Plan submittal that is located at 431 W. Franklin St. on the corner of W. Franklin Street and S. Roberson Street.

The 1.06-acre site is located in the Town Center-2 zoning district and is identified as Orange County Parcel Identifier Number 9788-15-3958. The Chapel Hill Town Council will meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday, June 16, in the Council Chamber of Town Hall, 405 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.

The ground floor will contain a weight room , lacrosse locker room, visitors’ locker room, mechanical and storage areas. The second floor will accommodate the new Carolina Student Athlete Center for Excellence and the athletic business office. The third level, which is the main concourse level, will connect the north and south sides of the stadium and provide improved pedestrian circulation around the stadium. This level will include a lower club area and 2,400 outdoor spectator seats. This level will contain a kitchen to serve levels 3, 4 and 5. The fourth level will consist of the upper club area with 900 outdoor spectator seats. The fifth level will offer twenty individual suites that can accommodate sixteen seats in each suite.

The new five-story structure will include a Center of Excellence for athletes, the athletics department’s Carolina Leadership Academy, an Olympic sports strength and conditioning center, visiting football locker room, club seats and individual suites. The academic center will be a 30,000 sqft facility and will include classrooms, computer labs, a writing center, auditorium, individual and group tutorial/conference rooms, and offices for the academic support staff, career services, community outreach, life skills and the Carolina Leadership Academy. The strength and conditioning center will be housed at field level and will include 13,600 sqft of cardio and strength training equipment and a 40-yard track.

Sales of club seats and individual suites began in October. Those sales will provide about half of the funding. Private donations will fund the rest of the project. Read More At: UNC Alumni
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