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Ponysaurus Brewing Co. will be among the new businesses at Raleigh Iron Works, an upcoming mixed-use innovation hub set to open in spring 2023, developers announced Monday.

Ponysaurus, Eastcut Sandwich Bar to open Raleigh locations

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The E District would be located just off the U.S. Highway 70 exit from Interstate 40 in Garner. In Louisburg, the town council is considering a project expected to be the largest development in the history of Franklin County.

FOR YOUR EASTER HOLIDAY WEEKEND. >> NEW PLANS WERE RELEASED TODAY FOR THIS 225 ACRE TRACT OF LAND IN GARNER. >> THE PROPOSAL WOULD BRING MORE TRAFFIC TO AN ALREADY CROWDED PART OF WAKE COUNTY. NEW AT 6, A CLOSER LOOK AT WHAT'S IN THE PLANS AND HOW THEY FIT INTO THE BIG PICTURE OF GROWTH BEYOND THE CAPITAL CITY. HELLO AND THANKS FOR JOINING US. I'M GERALD OWENS AND I'M DEBRA MORGAN. THAT PROPOSAL IS ONE OF 2 MIXED USE COMMUNITY AS WE TOLD YOU ABOUT IN THE LAST. 24 HOURS TOGETHER, THEY WOULD COVER NEARLY 300 ACRES OUTSIDE THE TRADITIONAL FOOTPRINT OF THE TRIANGLE WRAL'S MATT TALHELM JOINS US NOW LIVE TO TALK ABOUT HOW THESE COMPLEXES FIT INTO THE GROWTH. >> MATT? >> WE HAD EVER THE DEVELOPER BEHIND THE PROJECT ON THIS PROPERTY HERE IN GARNER REALLY PROMOTE ITS PROXIMITY TO RTP AND ALL THE UNIVERSITIES IN THE TRIANGLE. BUT AS MORE PEOPLE MOVE HERE, THESE TOWNS AND THEY'RE OPEN LAND ARE BECOMING MORE ATTRACTIVE TO DEVELOPERS. >> LERNER'S GROWN UP SINCE KIMBERLY ENNIS WAS A LITTLE GIRL USED TO GUIDE. THIS WILL NOT BE IN THE WAY UP BACK. COUNTRY ROAD. NOW THIS CORNER WHERE SHE SHOPS WITH HER SON WHEN I WAS A KID, WILL NOTHING OUT HERE BUZZES WITH THE CONSTANT FLOW OF TRAFFIC AND C DOT COUNTED. 22,000 CARS EACH DAY DRIVING BY WHITE A CROSSING ON HIGHWAY 70 IN 2003 THAT JUMPED TO 40,000 IN 2019. >> ON WHITE OAK ROAD TRAFFIC NEARLY TRIPLED IN THAT SAME TIME, PERIOD. YEAH, IT'S GOING TO BE MORE WE'RE GOING TO HAVE TO BE MORE PATIENT. IT'S PART OF THE GROWTH PROCESS TO THAT. GROWTH INCLUDES PLANS FOR NEW MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT ON 225 ACRES OF WOODED LAND ON THE CORNER WIDE OPEN 70. IT'S CALLED THE E DISTRIBUTION. THE DEVELOPER TELLS WRAL NEWS. IT WILL INCLUDE RETAIL AND RESTAURANTS, RESIDENTIAL UNITS, A HOTEL OFFICES AND SPACE FOR TECH AND LIFE SCIENCE COMPANIES 40 MILES AWAY, A DIFFERENT THE DEVELOPER PLANS A SIMILAR MIXED USE PROJECT IN LEWISBURG. WE SEE LEWISBURG FAULT IS KIND OF A KEY COMPONENT IN DEVELOPING THE GATEWAY TO LEWISBURG THAT 115 MILLION DOLLARS DEVELOPMENT COULD CREATE 200 TO 500 JOBS. IT'S PROVIDING PARKS IS PROVIDING A DIVERSITY OF HOUSING OPTIONS. DIVERSITY IN OUR COMMERCIAL BUSINESSES FROM LEWISBURG TO GARNER. >> TOWNS ARE GROWING UP AS THE TRIANGLE GROWS OUT, WHETHER THAT'S WELCOME IS ENOUGH TO EVEN CAUSE A LITTLE FAMILY FEUD WITH AN S AND HER SON. IT'S ALREADY BEGUN. THE MORE NOTHING TO DO A LITTLE. SO NO, I WOULD NOT LIKE >> I THINK WHAT THE WATER THE NIGHT AND THAT FIGURE MEAN FALL PEOPLE MOVING IN AND CREATE SOME JOBS. SO >> WHEN YOU TALK ABOUT THE CHANGES, THEY'RE STILL OLD FARM EQUIPMENT ON THIS PROPERTY HERE IN GARNER. BUT THE TOWN'S ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR CALLS THIS A TRANSFORMATIONAL PROJECT. NOW, THIS POINT, I ASKED THE DEVELOPER IF THERE'S ANY TIMELINE FOR CONSTRUCTION, IT'S STILL IN THE VERY EARLY STAGES OF THAT. BUT AS THAT LEWISBURG PLAN THAT ALREADY GOT APPROVAL JUST LAST NIGHT FROM THE LEWISBURG PLANNING BOARD FOR THE REZONING. SO THAT'S WORKING ITS WAY THROUGH THAT TOWN'S PROCESS STEP FOR OUR

Garner, Louisburg to consider building mixed-use developments

Garner to consider building mixed-use developments

It's unclear how soon the Garner Town Council could consider Grady Matthews and Wycliff Development's proposal for the 225-acre E District.



Raleigh-based developer proposes 225-acre, mixed-use site for Garner near White Oak

Land along White Oak Road where the proposed E District development will be in the town of Garner.

Global real estate and investment company Jamestown and Raleigh-based developer Grubb Ventures will partner on the project.

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Construction begins on $150 million mixed-use destination in Raleigh's Iron Works district