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140 West Franklin Construction Public Information Meeting

A public information meeting will be held from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. Thursday, July 22, to introduce construction plans for the 140 West Franklin project consisting of condominiums, retail and parking on Town-owned Parking Lot 5 at the intersections of Franklin, Church and Rosemary streets in downtown Chapel Hill.

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140 West Franklin Condo Construction to Begin in Summer

Ram Development Co., the Florida-based, developer of the property, has hired John Moriarty & Associates Inc., to build the $40 million complex that will bring 140 condos and 26,600 square feet of retail space to downtown.

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Massachusetts Firm Moriarty Wins $40 Million Contract to Build 140 West Franklin Complex

The developers of the planned 140 West Franklin condo and retail complex in Chapel Hill have selected the John Moriarty & Associates Inc. construction company as the project’s general contractor.

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Chapel Hill development 140 West sells first condos

140 West Franklin, a planned condominium development at the intersection of Franklin Street and Church Street in the current location of a town parking lot, has sold 40 of its 140 residences.

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Ram hopes to break ground next summer

Ram Development Co. chairman Peter Cummings hopes to break ground on the 140 West Franklin project by next summer.

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Urbanites, professionals among potential tenants at 140 West

CHAPEL HILL — Hulene Hill, 60, and her husband, Ed Akins, 72, are not sure how many more summers they’ll be able to spend in Manhattan. The jetset couple has rented an apartment there for eight years, but realistically understand they won’t be able to travel as easily as they get older.

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Chapel Hill adding public art

CHAPEL HILL - It’s called “Exhale,” because in a sense that’s exactly what it will do. A sculpture designed by artist Mikyoung Kim for downtown Chapel Hill will emit a fine cloud of mist, spritzed upward and dispersed through a series of gently arced, folded stainless steel ribbons perforated with thousands of tiny holes.

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