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raleighhomeoftheday A baseball stadium doesn't just bring games.
It brings an entertainment district. Hotels. Restaurants. The infrastructure a city builds to support all of it. And then the neighborhoods that form around the edges, where people want to live once it's all there.
MLB has had its eye on Raleigh for expansion. Nothing's confirmed. But the conversation alone is worth watching, because this is how it always goes: the moment a footprint gets chosen, the land around it starts moving before a single shovel hits the ground.
I've watched this play out on a smaller scale right here inside the Beltline. A development goes in, a park phase opens, a restaurant finds its block, and homes on streets nobody mentioned two years ago are suddenly the ones people are calling about. Not every buyer is tracking this. The ones who are, tend to move at the right time.
So, I'm curious: if Raleigh landed a team, where should the stadium actually go? Drop your pick below.
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