The blue exterior of the new apartment buildings contrasts against the brick walls in downtown Siler City. Alongside 16 new apartment buildings, Wren Family Estate is also developing spaces for a restaurant and butcher shop in the downtown area.
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Bricks begin to build up what will be the outside portion of the restaurant building being developed by the Wren Family Estate in downtown Siler City. The development is being split into two parts, with the first encompassing the butcher shop and the second being the restaurant.
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A view of the inside of the restaurant currently being developed by the Wren Family Estate in downtown Siler City. General Manager Wren Farrar hopes to have both the restaurant and the butcher shop completed in the next year.
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An old sink stands in the center of one of the rooms of the SoCo development that are currently under construction in downtown Pittsboro.
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An intricately-decorated ceiling and esposed brick lines the living room of one of the new apartments in downtown Siler City. Some of the new apartment buildings, developed by the Wren Family Estate, have kept some of the original features of the old building, incorporating original ceilings, floors and other features.
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The view from one of the new apartment buildings overlooks a banner raised over the street in Siler City. The apartments, developed by the Wren Family Estate, are expected to be completed in October.
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The space on the second level of the restaurant being developed by the Wren Family Estate lies empty in downtown Siler City. The second floor will soon be remodeled into more apartment buildings for residents of downtown Siler City to lease.
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Thick squares of glass create a mosaic window looking out over the town in one of the many rooms of the SoCo development in downtown Pittsboro.
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One of the new apartment buildings in downtown Siler City is furnished as part of the new development estimated to be complete around October in Siler City. There are a total of 16 new apartments being constructed by the Wren Family Estate, several of which have already been spoken for.
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A chair sits in an otherwise empty room, one of many that make up the SoCo development that is currently undergoing renovations in downtown Pittsboro.
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Old tile and bright windows line one of the rooms of the SoCo development that are currently undergoing renovations in downtown Pittsboro.
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An outside view of one of the buildings that make up the SoCo development, which is currently being renovated in downtown Pittsboro.
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The outside of the Pittsboro SoCo developments in downtown Pittsboro.
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The outside of the Pittsboro SoCo developments in downtown Pittsboro.
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A ladder leads up the side of one of the SoCo development buildings and onto the roof in downtown Pittsboro.
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Thick squares of glass create a mosaic window reflecting light into one of the many rooms of the SoCo development in downtown Pittsboro.
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The outside of the Pittsboro SoCo developments in downtown Pittsboro.
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A hallway on the first floor of the SoCo development opens up to reveal many of the rooms currently under renovation in downtown Pittsboro.
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Old metalic numbers adorn the door to one of the rooms of the SoCo development, which is currently undergoing renovations in downtown Pittsboro.
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