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Cushman & Wakefield Announces Sale of Holiday Inn Express & Suites in Wilmington, North Carolina
WILMINGTON, North Carolina—Cushman & Wakefield announced that the firm has represented the seller in the disposition of the Holiday Inn Express & Suites Wilmington West – Medical Park, a 109-room hotel in Wilmington, North Carolina. The property sold for $12.95 million. Rick Redmond and Christopher Passeggiata of Cushman...
Bladen Journal
Habitat for Humanity raises two new homes in Bladenboro
BLADENBORO — Two new houses began taking shape in Bladenboro last week as volunteers joined Fayetteville Area Habitat for Humanity for three days of construction. The homes, located on the same street in Bladenboro (Hickory St.), were the focus of a concentrated framing effort from Sept. 17 through Sept. 19. Volunteers gathered at the construction sites each morning to help turn foundations and building materials into what will eventually become homes for two families.
Star News
Developers take swing at golf course proposal for Leland
Developers behind one of Leland's most massive planned residential developments are taking a swing at rezoning to add a champion golf course and more. Situated in the southwest corners of Interstate 140 and U.S. 74/76 in Leland is the nearly 4,000-home East Lake development. Following a flood study conducted earlier this year, project leaders are proposing some changes for more than 2,000 acres of the project - one change being the addition of an 18-hole golf course . The Leland Planning Board on Sept. 22 will discuss their recommendation of rezoning 2,060.55 acres of East Lake to the planned unit development zoning district. If the rezoning and associated master land use plan are pushed forward to council, the project is one step closer to having 602 acres of conservation removed and more. How we got here The large project was previously denied by the Brunswick County Planning Board due to flooding and wetland concerns . Leland’s town council gained decision making power on the project after the 2,114.27-acre property was annexed into the town in December 2022. Only slightly smaller than Brunswick Forest, East Lake plans include 3,925 single family lots, 693 townhomes and 300 multifamily units. Criteria Development in
WilmingtonBiz
Wilmington Medical Office Building Changes Hands For $11.2M
A medical office building on Iron Gate Drive in Wilmington recently sold for more than $11 million. The building at 2739 Iron Gate Drive, occupied by Wilmington Surgical Associates, a Novant Health affiliate, was purchased by HPIV Wilmington II LLC for $11.24 million, according to a deed recorded Sept. 8.
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Burgaw approves 139-home subdivision despite residents' concerns
A new subdivision proposed in Burgaw could bring almost 140 new homes to the growing county seat. The development -- which bears a fitting name for the town -- received approval for its preliminary site plans from the town council on Sept. 8 despite several residents expressing concerns about flooding and traffic. Dubbed Blueberry Village, the subdivision is proposed for a tract between N.C. 53 and Henry Brown Road in Burgaw, only about a mile from the courthouse square. The property comes in at about 80 acres, making it one of the few remaining undeveloped plots of that size with such proximity to the town center. More: Pender invests $65M in law enforcement center as population surges The proposal Plans for Blueberry Village include 139 single-family homes with a minimum lot size of 12,000 square feet. This puts the density of the development at about 1.74 units per acre. The plans also show about 21.6 acres of open space, the bulk of which comes in the form of an amenity pond and surrounding walking path, though other open space is dispersed throughout the site. Importantly, the development as planned meets Burgaw’s Unified Development Ordinance standards, according to town planning director
WWAY NewsChannel 3
Commercial real estate awards accepting nominations across Cape Fear region
WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — Cape Fear CREW is accepting nominations for its 2027 Awards of Excellence, which recognize commercial real estate projects and professionals across southeastern North Carolina. The ninth annual awards event is scheduled for March 18, 2027, at 11 a.m. at the UNCW Burney Center in Wilmington.
WilmingtonBiz
Couple Starts New Commercial Real Estate Company
Wilmington-based commercial real estate broker Nicholas "Nick" Silivanch and his wife, Coble, have started a new firm. The couple founded Noble Commercial Real Estate Group after Nick Silivanch’s previous firm, Eastern Carolina Commercial Real Estate Inc., ceased brokerage services. Nick Silivanch said the new company came about when he...
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More than 1,100 Jacksonville Properties Moving to Onslow County Zoning This October
More than 1,100 properties in Jacksonville are transitioning to county zoning following a recent shift in state law. The properties currently located within the City of Jacksonville’s extraterritorial jurisdiction will officially move under county authority this October. The change comes after state lawmakers passed legislation in August removing these areas from city oversight.
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'Frightened' Leland residents oppose new development in backyard
A group of Leland residents are "frightened" over a nearby proposed development . Years ago, Tyler's Cove homeowners in Mallory Creek were told a large parcel behind their backyards could not be built on due to wetlands. However, recently submitted plans show just how much can be constructed on the heavily wooded property. Encircling the established developments of Tyler's Cove and Westport is a roughly 20-acre parcel with 80-year-old, 100-foot trees and pervious ground. For years, the wooded tract has provided a natural backdrop to nearby homes, with its mature canopy separating residents from the steady pace of growth occurring elsewhere in Leland. "This is a treasure here behind us... The destruction of that is going to devastate a mature neighborhood," said resident Donna Murphy, who moved to the neighborhood in July 2020. More: Brunswick residents file lawsuit over 'deceptive' flooding Multiple original Tyler's Cove homeowners were told by real estate agents or developers that the woods behind their homes could never be developed due to property being wetlands and "not build-able," said Murphy, noting that's why they bought the homes. "Somewhere between then and now, mysteriously, the zoning map shows it as 'residential,' which has opened the door for
WWAY NewsChannel 3
Wilmington-Cape Fear Home Builders Association members recognized at 2026 STARS Awards
Wilmington, NC (WWAY) — The Wilmington-Cape Fear Home Builders Association and several of its member companies received statewide recognition at the 2026 STARS Awards in Charlotte. The awards were presented Aug. 31 during a gala at the Hilton Charlotte University Place. The North Carolina Home Builders Association’s STARS Awards...
WilmingtonBiz
Morgan Reappointed To State Appraisal Board
Cal Morgan of the Wilmington-based real estate appraisal firm JC Morgan Co. has been reappointed to the N.C. Appraisal Board for a third three-year term by North Carolina Speaker of the House Destin Hall. The state appraisal board is responsible for the licensing, certification, education and regulation of real estate...
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BCC Welcomes New Board Members
Brunswick Community College recently welcomed Douglas “Doug” Dawson and R. Kent Wood to its board of trustees. According to a news release, Dawson (pictured in photo to the right, at left) and Wood (pictured at left in photo below) were sworn in by board member Sheila Grady (at right in both photos), who is also the mayor of the town of Northwest, during the board’s regular meeting Aug. 20. The N.C. House of Representatives sponsored Dawson, and the N.C. Senate sponsored Wood, the release stated.