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Originally Posted by DZH22
^^^I'd much rather see that stuff built downtown than in the more suburban North Hills.
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While it would be nice to have Downtown, this is good for congestion maintenance and overall city development. I think having a "Midtown" develop is something that Raleigh can capitalize on. Density without support isn't good, and honestly, DTR's downfall is public transportation and the like thereof. It's only just now beginning to fill the void with hotel rooms and capacity restraints thereof. You don't want to force density into downtown if it can't handle it. Let's celebrate continued growth in the city. All it will do is encourage more!