Development

Urban development consulting firm HR&A Advisors will use the committee’s recommendations to create the Millennial Campus Action Plan, which will be delivered to the University for review.
Learn where the current phase of the $400 million expansion project stands and when the next phase is cleared for take off.
The site will welcome a 4.7-acre bike park and walking trail by the end of summer.
You told us which empty buildings could be converted into affordable housing.
If you’ve been curious about the new BRP bridge over I-26, we did the research so you don’t have to.
After months of research and eliciting feedback from the public, the City of Asheville has released its draft recommendations.
Tell us which empty building could be used differently.
If you’ve driven past high fences, work crews, and cranes and wondered what’s going on, don’t worry. Leave the investigating to us.
The 10.5-acre development includes five new buildings and requires the demolition of the existing YMCA and State Employees’ Credit Union buildings.
Sponsored
The first hotel to open in the River Arts District, The Radical Hotel brings with it 3 food + beverage destinations, led by Asheville’s own (and James Beard-nominated) chef Jacob Sessoms.
Nearly 400 people gathered at Harrah’s Cherokee Center - Asheville for ArtsAVL’s Town Hall to discuss the future of the performing arts space.
More from AVLtoday
For Valentine’s Day, we’re sharing your heartfelt local love stories.
Mark your calendars for these shows, from folk to electronic and rock to rap.
See what’s on the ballot, when + how to vote, and important information for Election Day in the Land of the Sky.
Celebrate the community through talks and storytelling, education and art, all month long.
The average Super Bowl 60 ad costs $8 million. Here are some more interesting ways to spend that money in the Land of the Sky.
Winter is coming — and so are winter sports.
The Great Backyard Bird Count attracts more than one million people nationwide to help record the bird population.
The nonprofit is working towards building the RAD Creative Campus, a flood-safe arts space designed to restore the district’s creative economy post-Helene.
Experience the magic of the new space early — and help support the move — at the store’s fundraising gala this Saturday, Feb. 7.