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Making Raleigh Home
There`s more than just candidates on the ballot tomorrow. 🗳️ Wake County voters will also weigh in on five bond referendums totaling nearly $1.1 billion in proposed local borrowing—from schools and affordable housing to transportation and parks. And while some wouldn`t require a tax hike, others could hit homeowners in the wallet.
Which ones you`ll actually see on your ballot depends on where you live. Here`s the breakdown:
🏠 Raleigh Affordable Housing Bond | NO TAX HIKE REQUIRED
$101.5 million to fund various affordable housing projects such as new construction, homebuyer assistance and homelessness response efforts.
🚘 Raleigh Transportation Bond | NO TAX HIKE REQUIRED
$101.5 million for transportation improvements such as walking and biking networks, BRT infrastructure, and traffic-calming and intersection safety in neighborhoods.
✏️ Wake County School Bond | Est. $21 per *year* property tax increase
$680 million for Wake County Public Schools construction and repairs.
🎓 Wake Tech Bond | Est. $3.52 per *year* property tax increase
$149.1 million for workforce training programs, technology and campus renovations.
🛝 Knightdale Parks & Recreation Bond | Est. $122 per *year* average property tax increase
$55 million to fund a recreation complex in Knightdale.
To see your sample ballot and determine which bonds you have a say in, visit the link in bio.
Raleigh, meet the future of parking. 🤖🚗 North Carolina`s first underground robotic parking garage is taking shape in DTR—and yes, it parks your car for you. Now under construction as part of phase 2 of mixed-use development City Gateway, the fully automated garage lets drivers simply pull into a loading bay and walk away. From there, the robotic system takes the wheel—literally—transporting vehicles underground and storing them until their owners return.
No circling for a spot. No squeezing into tight spaces. No parking yourself. 👀 Get the scoop on Raleigh`s futuristic new garage at the link in bio.
📷 1: Joshua Fritz, Metcon; remaining: @sfla_architects
✍️ @laurenn_nicol
The prospect of Downtown’s GoRaleigh bus station moving is back in the headlines. City Council recently approved a $1.07 million transit study exploring improvements to the Moore Square facility, potential relocation and broader changes to Raleigh’s bus network—with recommendations due in 6–9 months. 🚍 Get the full scoop at the link in bio.
📷 @seanjunqueira
✍️ @laurenn_nicol
The temps may be cooler, but our November issue is hot off the presses. 🔥 We present RM’s definitive guide to Cap City steakhouses, plus the inside scoop on @durhamdistillery’s first-ever whiskey, the return of @high_horse_nc to RTP and take a hard look at the AI controversy. Dive into a handful of can’t-miss headlines at raleighmag.com—and subscribe by Nov. 6 to have the issue delivered straight to your door (link in bio).
Life Time Living has officially broken ground at @the.exchange.raleigh! The monumental project is a game-changer for Raleigh—and marks the fifth @lifetime.living in the country.
The project layers:
🏗️ 20 stories
🏗️ 289 total apartments (including 10 penthouses)
🏗️ 39K SF Life Time Rooftop Beach Resort & Bistro
🏗️ 20th-floor Sky Lounge
Stay tuned for more updates!
The @ncstategreggmuseum is going full Freelon. Artist-in-residence @mayafreelon`s Grounded exhibit opens today, featuring immersive installations and works spanning more than two decades of her career. Come Dec. 5, it`s a family affair—with her mother, Grammy-nominated vocalist @nnennafreelon, and brother, musician @piercefreelon, performing inside the museum as part of @ncstatelive’s Well-Being Concerts.
Read our full story at the link in bio.
📷 1: Lissa Gotwals; 2: Gregg Museum; 3: Maya Freelon
✍️ @peypeymaz
There`s more than just candidates on the ballot tomorrow. 🗳️ Wake County voters will also weigh in on five bond referendums totaling nearly $1.1 billion in proposed local borrowing—from schools and affordable housing to transportation and parks. And while some wouldn`t require a tax hike, others could hit homeowners in the wallet.
Which ones you`ll actually see on your ballot depends on where you live. Here`s the breakdown:
🏠 Raleigh Affordable Housing Bond | NO TAX HIKE REQUIRED
$101.5 million to fund various affordable housing projects such as new construction, homebuyer assistance and homelessness response efforts.
🚘 Raleigh Transportation Bond | NO TAX HIKE REQUIRED
$101.5 million for transportation improvements such as walking and biking networks, BRT infrastructure, and traffic-calming and intersection safety in neighborhoods.
✏️ Wake County School Bond | Est. $21 per *year* property tax increase
$680 million for Wake County Public Schools construction and repairs.
🎓 Wake Tech Bond | Est. $3.52 per *year* property tax increase
$149.1 million for workforce training programs, technology and campus renovations.
🛝 Knightdale Parks & Recreation Bond | Est. $122 per *year* average property tax increase
$55 million to fund a recreation complex in Knightdale.
To see your sample ballot and determine which bonds you have a say in, visit the link in bio.
There`s more than just candidates on the ballot tomorrow. 🗳️ Wake County voters will also weigh in on five bond referendums totaling nearly $1.1 billion in proposed local borrowing—from schools and affordable housing to transportation and parks. And while some wouldn`t require a tax hike, others could hit homeowners in the wallet.
Which ones you`ll actually see on your ballot depends on where you live. Here`s the breakdown:
🏠 Raleigh Affordable Housing Bond | NO TAX HIKE REQUIRED
$101.5 million to fund various affordable housing projects such as new construction, homebuyer assistance and homelessness response efforts.
🚘 Raleigh Transportation Bond | NO TAX HIKE REQUIRED
$101.5 million for transportation improvements such as walking and biking networks, BRT infrastructure, and traffic-calming and intersection safety in neighborhoods.
✏️ Wake County School Bond | Est. $21 per *year* property tax increase
$680 million for Wake County Public Schools construction and repairs.
🎓 Wake Tech Bond | Est. $3.52 per *year* property tax increase
$149.1 million for workforce training programs, technology and campus renovations.
🛝 Knightdale Parks & Recreation Bond | Est. $122 per *year* average property tax increase
$55 million to fund a recreation complex in Knightdale.
To see your sample ballot and determine which bonds you have a say in, visit the link in bio.
Forget the apps. From grocery aisles and record shops to Latin dancing and pickleball courts, Raleigh readers reveal where singles are meeting in the wild around town (link in bio).
📷 1: @visitraleigh; all photos courtesy of establishments
✍️ @mahowsam
Forget the apps. From grocery aisles and record shops to Latin dancing and pickleball courts, Raleigh readers reveal where singles are meeting in the wild around town (link in bio).
📷 1: @visitraleigh; all photos courtesy of establishments
✍️ @mahowsam
Raleigh, meet the future of parking. 🤖🚗 North Carolina`s first underground robotic parking garage is taking shape in DTR—and yes, it parks your car for you. Now under construction as part of phase 2 of mixed-use development City Gateway, the fully automated garage lets drivers simply pull into a loading bay and walk away. From there, the robotic system takes the wheel—literally—transporting vehicles underground and storing them until their owners return.
No circling for a spot. No squeezing into tight spaces. No parking yourself. 👀 Get the scoop on Raleigh`s futuristic new garage at the link in bio.
📷 1: Joshua Fritz, Metcon; remaining: @sfla_architects
✍️ @laurenn_nicol
Raleigh, meet the future of parking. 🤖🚗 North Carolina`s first underground robotic parking garage is taking shape in DTR—and yes, it parks your car for you. Now under construction as part of phase 2 of mixed-use development City Gateway, the fully automated garage lets drivers simply pull into a loading bay and walk away. From there, the robotic system takes the wheel—literally—transporting vehicles underground and storing them until their owners return.
No circling for a spot. No squeezing into tight spaces. No parking yourself. 👀 Get the scoop on Raleigh`s futuristic new garage at the link in bio.
📷 1: Joshua Fritz, Metcon; remaining: @sfla_architects
✍️ @laurenn_nicol
Spook up some flash savings for the Cocktail Classic. 🍸Tickets are going fast! Visit cocktailclassicraleigh.com or tap link in bio to learn more and get yours before they’re gone!✨
📍THE COCKTAIL CLASSIC
@the.exchange.raleigh
Saturday, Nov. 14, 5–9pm
Spook up some flash savings for the Cocktail Classic. 🍸Tickets are going fast! Visit cocktailclassicraleigh.com or tap link in bio to learn more and get yours before they’re gone!✨
📍THE COCKTAIL CLASSIC
@the.exchange.raleigh
Saturday, Nov. 14, 5–9pm
The prospect of Downtown’s GoRaleigh bus station moving is back in the headlines. City Council recently approved a $1.07 million transit study exploring improvements to the Moore Square facility, potential relocation and broader changes to Raleigh’s bus network—with recommendations due in 6–9 months. 🚍 Get the full scoop at the link in bio.
📷 @seanjunqueira
✍️ @laurenn_nicol
The prospect of Downtown’s GoRaleigh bus station moving is back in the headlines. City Council recently approved a $1.07 million transit study exploring improvements to the Moore Square facility, potential relocation and broader changes to Raleigh’s bus network—with recommendations due in 6–9 months. 🚍 Get the full scoop at the link in bio.
📷 @seanjunqueira
✍️ @laurenn_nicol
The temps may be cooler, but our November issue is hot off the presses. 🔥 We present RM’s definitive guide to Cap City steakhouses, plus the inside scoop on @durhamdistillery’s first-ever whiskey, the return of @high_horse_nc to RTP and take a hard look at the AI controversy. Dive into a handful of can’t-miss headlines at raleighmag.com—and subscribe by Nov. 6 to have the issue delivered straight to your door (link in bio).
The temps may be cooler, but our November issue is hot off the presses. 🔥 We present RM’s definitive guide to Cap City steakhouses, plus the inside scoop on @durhamdistillery’s first-ever whiskey, the return of @high_horse_nc to RTP and take a hard look at the AI controversy. Dive into a handful of can’t-miss headlines at raleighmag.com—and subscribe by Nov. 6 to have the issue delivered straight to your door (link in bio).
Life Time Living has officially broken ground at @the.exchange.raleigh! The monumental project is a game-changer for Raleigh—and marks the fifth @lifetime.living in the country.
The project layers:
🏗️ 20 stories
🏗️ 289 total apartments (including 10 penthouses)
🏗️ 39K SF Life Time Rooftop Beach Resort & Bistro
🏗️ 20th-floor Sky Lounge
Stay tuned for more updates!
Life Time Living has officially broken ground at @the.exchange.raleigh! The monumental project is a game-changer for Raleigh—and marks the fifth @lifetime.living in the country.
The project layers:
🏗️ 20 stories
🏗️ 289 total apartments (including 10 penthouses)
🏗️ 39K SF Life Time Rooftop Beach Resort & Bistro
🏗️ 20th-floor Sky Lounge
Stay tuned for more updates!
The @ncstategreggmuseum is going full Freelon. Artist-in-residence @mayafreelon`s Grounded exhibit opens today, featuring immersive installations and works spanning more than two decades of her career. Come Dec. 5, it`s a family affair—with her mother, Grammy-nominated vocalist @nnennafreelon, and brother, musician @piercefreelon, performing inside the museum as part of @ncstatelive’s Well-Being Concerts.
Read our full story at the link in bio.
📷 1: Lissa Gotwals; 2: Gregg Museum; 3: Maya Freelon
✍️ @peypeymaz
The @ncstategreggmuseum is going full Freelon. Artist-in-residence @mayafreelon`s Grounded exhibit opens today, featuring immersive installations and works spanning more than two decades of her career. Come Dec. 5, it`s a family affair—with her mother, Grammy-nominated vocalist @nnennafreelon, and brother, musician @piercefreelon, performing inside the museum as part of @ncstatelive’s Well-Being Concerts.
Read our full story at the link in bio.
📷 1: Lissa Gotwals; 2: Gregg Museum; 3: Maya Freelon
✍️ @peypeymaz














