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Development opportunities <br />Planned and Proposed <br />d D sector developments approved of under construction In the <br />d Developments <br />le- family <br />Currently, there are 10 new private eels include residential units, with a total of 595 sing <br />Town of Hillsborough. Eight projects <br />square feet <br />units, 700 multi- family units, and 4 -9 special units. As shown i,r Table 22, there are the <br />commercial developments currently feet underway Hillsborough with t fal of 414,000 sq <br />of office, and over 163,000 square <br />The first ewnmereial project, Hampton Point, is largely completed wit t 55,000 square feet of retail <br />construction is the Forest Ridge mixed -usl development that includes <br />and only a handful of retail pads left available for assorted retail sho} s or fast food. The includes <br />es <br />000 square feet of retail. Tlw second smallest project is <br />project currently under <br />18,000 square feet of office and 10, 000 s(.3 ire feet of retail shops and <br />square feet of medical office spa( 1, The largest project is the <br />Oakdale Village wi South Clanton Street that will include 2 of commercial and retail <br />200 restaurant seats, plus 23,000 000 square .+ <br />Waterstone development was slated to include over 73, 4 single-family waits, 399 <br />space and nearly 384,000 square feet of <br />uare foot UNC hospitdalteom' g <br />nwlti- family units and tine one million square surgical, laboratory and <br />The UNC Hospital at Waterstone will provide 68 hospital beds, r <br />diagnostic facilities, a pharmacy, and physical and occupational therapy services. At full build -out, <br />the complex will include 810,000 square feet of space, including the h )spitat itself, medical office <br />he buildings, co pl and a central utility plant. A certificate of need has been sat nritted to the Department al <br />Health and a Regulation for the State of North Carolina, in accor('ance with state and federal <br />regulations. <br />gevelopment Recommendations <br />000 square <br />the two -mile radius shows a demani 1 potential for around 23,000 <br />Based l the project team's estimates of retail development potential, as derived from existing 23 at <br />future projected retail leakage, otential for over 250, <br />however had approved 163,000 square feet of retail <br />square feet of new retail space, [l edTowrfive -mile radius shows p- 11, This equals <br />feet. As of December 2009, centers however <br />the south -side of Hillsboroug <br />development in four different shopping eared <br />roughly 7 times the estimated retail development potential d v,1 two-Mile radoiita. Emphasiz ng <br />out Orange :ounty and bey <br />fortunately, is that some of these projects, and the Waterstone devcl opnrent in particu a', are <br />to capture demand and serve customers from through <br />this point is the estimated 250,000 square feet of retail demand e -entir reported for the five -in <br />e <br />that con} I e absorbed though development <br />radius. This is roughly 1.5 t mes the amount of retail space r rently under constriction in the <br />meat through 2029 is projected <br />town, suggesting significant additional retail city <br />the U.S. 70 corridor. Furthermore, demand for retail de '1 'p <br />53 <br />
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