by Dylan Cunningham | Apr 2, 2026 | News
The Cary is rolling out two upgrades across its 100+ mile greenway system: Artistic striping on key corridors like Black Creek Greenway and White Oak Creek Greenway to improve safety + visibility10 new Eco-Counters to track usage, traffic patterns, and peak demand Why...
by Dylan Cunningham | Apr 1, 2026 | News
A study by the John Locke Foundation found:Property tax revenue up 63% over 10 yearsBenchmark (inflation + population): 51%~$2.7B in additional taxes collected Largest increases in Wake County and Cabarrus County What It Means Owners: Pressure on NOI +...
by Dylan Cunningham | Mar 31, 2026 | News
If you’ve been through Salem Street lately, you’ve likely seen the disruption firsthand. Streets are being torn up as part of the ongoing streetscape improvements in Apex—a short-term inconvenience tied to a longer-term investment in the downtown core. What this...
by Dylan Cunningham | Mar 30, 2026 | News
The North Carolina CCIM Chapter recently hosted a Lunch & Learn featuring Joe Graziose of @RXR and Amanda Bunce of @Apex Planning, offering a direct update on Veridea—a planned 1,100-acre mixed-use project in Apex. Key Takeaways for Owners & Operators: Scale...
by Dylan Cunningham | Mar 27, 2026 | News
The Town of Apex is seeking artists for two new murals: Saunders Street (downtown) Apex Nature Park amphitheater Designs will go through committee input, public feedback, and Town Council approval—a thoughtful, community-driven process. Focus is on large-scale,...
by Dylan Cunningham | Mar 26, 2026 | News
After Natelli Investments pulled its New Hill Digital Campus proposal, Apex is moving toward a one-year moratorium on data centers to study community and environmental impacts and update regulations. Key points:• Moratorium gives the town time to research impacts and...
