Epic, the Cary-based creator of the Fortnite video game, confirmed Wednesday that the town withdrew its zoning request to convert the old mall into a massive office space. Cary officials took this action due to Epic’s “inactivity” toward the project.

The rezoning application was withdrawn in December, three years after the video game developer filed to redevelop the vacant mall.

The Town of Cary has withdrawn Epic Games' rezoning application for the old Cary Towne Center mall due to "inactivity." Why it matters: Epic Games bought the now defunct mall for $95 million in 2021,

Cary has revoked a rezoning application from Epic Games due to activity. Kennedy pledged that he would ‘never stick on a point if somebody shows [him] data that says [he’s] wrong’ About 795,000 Americans will have a stroke this year.

CARY, N.C. (WNCN) — The former site of Cary Towne Center, which has sat empty for years, may stay that way for a while longer. The town recently withdrew a rezoning application from Epic Games because the company didn’t act on it.

A rezoning application filed by video game developer Epic Games back in 2021 was pulled late last year due to inactivity, according to the Town of Cary's rezoning website. Cary officials confirmed the plans have been withdrawn during a Cary Chamber event Wednesday morning.