Updated Nov. 9, 2012 at 12:25 p.m.
RTP Foundation envisions multiple more urban centers. The one at the top of this illustration from the new strategic plan announced Fridays is the "Triangle Commons."
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Research Triangle Park, N.C. — The Research Triangle Foundation, which oversees Research Triangle Park, has picked international real estate development firm Hines as its private sector partner for implementation of a new strategic plan governing the Park's future. A mixed-use project including apartments and town homes is already on the drawing board....
Triangle Foundation names private sector developer for new strategic plan
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RTP Foundation envisions multiple more urban centers. The one at the top of this illustration from the new strategic plan announced Fridays is the "Triangle Commons."
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Research Triangle Park, N.C. — The Research Triangle Foundation, which oversees Research Triangle Park, has picked international real estate development firm Hines as its private sector partner for implementation of a new strategic plan governing the Park's future. A mixed-use project including apartments and town homes is already on the drawing board....
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