Residents near Avent Ferry Road say traffic and pipes can't keep up with new subdivisions. The Town Council is stalling some approvals until infrastructure catches up.

Two Raleigh developments will bring more than 320 income-restricted apartments as over 15,400 households sit on housing waitlists.

Raleigh Rising says Wake County faces a 110,000-home shortfall by 2029, even though most surveyed voters disagree.

Neighbors near Jones Sausage Road say a 100,000-square-foot facility was quietly filed as mere “office” space ahead of Tuesday's annexation vote.

A new Fire Station No. 4 and up to 105 affordable apartments could rise together on Weaver Dairy Road Extension, with a public meeting set for August 20.

Officials say 52% of surveyed school staff can't afford to live in Wake County, fueling a plan for homes near five campuses.

A former Harris Teeter warehouse near downtown Raleigh could become apartments, towers and 400,000 square feet of retail.

Four Points has swapped its planned 18-story tower for two seven-story buildings near Motorco Music Hall.

The Delray Beach firm and TPG AG scooped up 53 warehouses across seven states, their biggest deal together yet.

Two proposed Pender County developments could add 488 homes, future retail and thousands of daily vehicle trips along U.S. 17.

Chapel Hill’s stalled Franklin Street wet-lab site could become a 225-apartment mixed-use project with retail, parking and public space.

Foley & Lardner is moving its Raleigh office to North Hills and plans to grow its local team to as many as 30 people.

Raleigh has opened Parkside Apartments, a 144-home affordable housing community near Western Boulevard and a future BRT corridor. The bond-funded project includes homes for families earning 30% to 80% of area median income.