by Dylan Cunningham | Feb 10, 2026 | News
January 2026 data from the Wake County Register of Deeds shows a slowdown in activity without a meaningful pricing reset. What stands out: Transaction volume declined — 2,122 sales vs. 3,104 in December Median price dipped modestly — $450,000, down $5,000...
by Dylan Cunningham | Feb 9, 2026 | News
The Town of Apex has officially started construction on its downtown streetscape redesign, with completion targeted for October. The project is intended to create a more walkable, amenity-rich downtown and position Apex as a leading destination in the Carolinas....
by Dylan Cunningham | Feb 5, 2026 | News
After more than 5 years in business, Bull City Solera and Taproom has closed its doors, citing gratitude for community support and leaving open the possibility of a future concept. No specific reason for the closure was provided. Why this matters for owners and...
by Dylan Cunningham | Feb 4, 2026 | News
ASCE’s 2026 NC Infrastructure Report Card gives the state a C- as population growth and extreme weather outpace capacity and funding. Why this matters to real estate: Access & logistics: 37% of roads rated poor/fair; 6.8% of bridges structurally deficient...
by Dylan Cunningham | Feb 3, 2026 | News
Taz’s Supermarket has closed permanently following the sale of several historic buildings on East Hargett and South Wilmington Streets to Empire Properties. Why this matters to owners and operators: Underperforming corners get re-priced — long-term neglect often leads...
by Dylan Cunningham | Feb 2, 2026 | News
The City of Raleigh is warning of fraudulent QR code stickers placed on parking meters and lots, directing users to fake payment sites. Why this matters for property owners and business operators: Parking friction impacts foot traffic — confusion or scams deter...
