Cary, NC — With the fluctuating, unpredictable nature of customer traffic that came with the Coronavirus, Cary’s shopping hubs have seen their share of vacant storefronts.
Though, with several new restaurants and shops opening their doors in recent months, we may be seeing growth return to Cary’s business sector. Here are just a few of the newest spots we’ve seen.
Cary, NC — The expansion of Glenaire, a continuing care retirement community in downtown Cary, has begun to take its shape and reach new heights — 6 stories to be exact.
Cary, NC — Last Thursday’s meeting of the Cary Town Council saw continued public opposition on a rezoning case in the Wellington Park neighborhood.
Cary, NC — On Thursday last week, the owners and developers of Fenton gathered a group of Cary’s elected officials and project partners for a “topping out” ceremony.
This marked the accomplishment of the 69-acre mixed-use district reaching its maximum height in the office and multifamily components set to open with the first phase in April 2022.
Cary, NC — The top stories this week were news related to incoming business for the Cary and Morrisville area.
The first is a Trader Joe’s anticipated to open in September 2021. Another is a sports bar coming to Fenton.
Cary, NC — The Trader Joe’s location coming to Park West Village in Morrisville, NC has been in the renovation process since building permits surfaced in February 2021. This week more news surfaced, including a job fair and hopes of opening in September 2021.
Cary, NC — The construction of the Fenton Development at the intersection of Cary Towne Boulevard and Trinity Road is taking its shape and has just reached its maximum height for the office and multifamily components.
Cary, NC — The development team behind Fenton, the 69-acre mixed-use district under construction at the interchange of I-40 and Cary Towne Boulevard, made an announcement today of four new additions to their list of incoming retailers.
Cary, NC — Wednesday morning, just days before the ceremonial groundbreaking of the Downtown Cary Park, detailed updates on what’s to come for the 7-acre site were presented by Joy Ennis, the General Manager of the park.
Cary, NC — The Cary Town Council made two actions of approval in last night’s meeting, one to appropriate an additional $15 million in funding to complete the Downtown Park and the other to “allocate” a police canine named Brackeen to Holly Springs as his handler in Cary is retiring.
What ended up taking up the most discussion time was a contentious rezoning amendment request in the Wellington Park area that has spurred over 300 signatures in a petition against it.