🏘️ Wake County’s growth continues to create new challenges — and new approaches to housing.

by Dylan Cunningham | Aug 14, 2026 | News

A new 200-unit affordable housing development is underway on publicly owned land in South Raleigh, combining public resources, private investment, and housing tax credits to bring additional housing options to the market. The Chapanoke project is a strong example of a...

🏛️ Apex Fire Station 1 highlights a common challenge in growing communities: preserving history while planning for the future.

by Dylan Cunningham | Aug 13, 2026 | News

The 70-year-old downtown fire station, built by volunteers in 1954, is at the center of a discussion about what happens when a community landmark no longer meets modern operational needs. The Town of Apex is evaluating the future of the site, balancing:🚒 Modern public...

Oak Street Commercial Real Estate Completes Sale of Cary Office Condo in 46 Days

by Dylan Cunningham | Aug 12, 2026 | News

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Oak Street Commercial Real Estate Completes Sale of Cary Office Condo in 46 Days Transaction provides former business owners with an exit strategy for commercial real estate they no longer need CARY, N.C. — August 12, 2026 — Oak Street Commercial...

🏬 Asheville Mall rezoning highlights a larger commercial real estate challenge: balancing vision with market reality.

by Dylan Cunningham | Aug 12, 2026 | News

Asheville City Council recently approved rezoning nearly 41 acres of the Asheville Mall property, creating more flexibility for future redevelopment. The discussion centered around a common issue facing many aging retail assets: ➡️ How do communities encourage...

🏨➡️⛽ From distressed asset to redevelopment opportunity.

by Dylan Cunningham | Aug 11, 2026 | News

The former Mountaineer Inn property in Asheville is drawing interest from Sheetz, which is exploring the potential redevelopment of the site into a convenience store and fuel location. While the final outcome is still uncertain, the bigger commercial real estate...