The City is accepting Letter of Interest submissions from non-profit and for-profit developers who have ideas on how to best purpose the space for affordable housing.
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The advertisement calls for developers to consider and cater to Raleigh's goal of improving quality of life for residents who identify as low and/or moderate-income.
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"I did think (Raleigh) was going to do something with it just because of the location," said nearby resident Ashleigh Crutcher. "I think the city has a great program. I think it allows first-time home buyers and individuals to have affordable housing...so I'm glad they're doing something with the land."
The 1.17 acres sits on three parcels with a combined appraised value of $1.45 million.
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- 301 Idlewild Ave (appraised at $887,000)
- 907 E. Lane St (appraised at $258,500)
- 913 E. Lane St (appraised at $305,000)
The deadline for submissions is 4 p.m. on July 24. City staff will then review the interest letters and accept proposal requests Aug. 10-28.
If interested, you can find more about the site plan and details here.