The terminated agreement included plans for hundreds of housing units. Now new developers are ready to take on the project.

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Pennsylvania-based MRA Group will develop a 127-room hotel in Wilmington, Del., that will be operated under the Residence Inn ...

The Wilmington project is being touted as the first new hotel to be built in the area in nearly three years. A Marriott-branded extended-stay hotel is slated to open in MRA Group's Chestnut Run ...

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The Marriott Hotel works with established brands like Jamison and Serta Simmons to produce its exclusive mattresses. They are supremely comfy. Plop onto a Marriott Bed and your head will land on ...

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WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — A historic building in downtown Wilmington is celebrating a major birthday this Friday. The Cape Fear Hotel Apartments at South Second and Chestnut Street opened 100 ...

The Marriott property features ... WNC Nature Center and downtown Asheville, North Carolina. Guests can drive to Asheville Regional Airport easily, but the hotel does not offer a shuttle service.

According to an interview with historian Warren Bingham at MountVernon.org, "A bar tender in Wilmington, North Carolina advised Washington not to drink the water." Washington also made brief stops ...

The massive hotel sits at 11th Street and Market Street in downtown Wilmington. It was originally constructed in 1913, according to its website. It has gone through many renovations since ...

dozens of people in western North Carolina were left without shelter Tuesday night after being kicked out of the hotels FEMA provided as temporary housing for those impacted by Hurricane Helene.