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indyweek.com on 2017-02-15 13:00

Raleigh Wants Developers to Pay More. Developers Say This Might Hurt the City’s Affordable Housing Goals.

Right now, City of Oaks developers pay but a fraction of what their peers pay in comparable cities

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