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Raleigh Commission Approves Plan To Renovate Occidental Insurance Building

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RALEIGH, N.C. — A scaled-down version of the "Coker Towers" project gets the green light.

The Raleigh planning commission voted for a developer's plan to breathe new life into the old Occidental Insurance Building. The building will be renovated and used as office space.

The project is part of a larger plan to build a mix of office, retail and residential space at Wade Avenue and Oberlin Road. The proposal is smaller than the original 11-acre site.

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