Woodlands at Panther Creek

The Woodlands at Panther Creek development project is proposed to have 276 new homes in a 20.40 acre neighborhood community that was approved by the Town of Cary planning department on June 23, 2009. With a Prime Location at Alston * Applicant: WSP Sells, Inc.

Carolina Preserve Being Proposed

The Carolina Preserve development project is proposed to have 53 new homes in a 17.00 acre neighborhood community that was approved by the Town of Cary planning department on June 22, 2009. With a Prime Location at Yates Store Road. Applicant: WSP Sells, Inc.

Weston Corners Under Review

The Weston Corners development project is proposed to have 344 new homes in a 20.93 acre neighborhood community that was approved by the Town of Cary planning department on May 11, 2009. With a Prime Location at Weston Parkway. Applicant: Joe Lancaster Associates Inc

Bartley Community Park

Phase 1 of Bartley Community Park, a new public park in being built by the Town of Cary.

* Acres: 31.52
* Sqft: 2,305
* Buildings: 4
* Investment: $3,000,000

Metropolitan I Before Council

The Metropolitan I development project is proposed to have 68 new homes in a 3.89 acre neighborhood community that was approved by the Town of Cary planning department on March 23, 2009. With a Prime Location at NE Maynard. Applicant: Atashi Associates

Kera Gardens Being Planned

The Kera Gardens Subdivision development project is proposed to have 12 new homes in a 7.66 acre neighborhood community that was approved by the Town of Cary planning department on January 12, 2009. With a Prime Location at Reedy Creek Road. Applicant: Crowley, Crisp & Associates.

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