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Hamlet, NC · Real Estate
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You Can Actually Buy Cattle, Goats And More At This Old-School North Carolina Livestock Auction
“Twenty, twenty-five, thirty, now thirty-five…”. Before you have figured out what the auctioneer just said, somebody across the barn has bought a cow. Welcome to one of the fastest-moving traditions in rural North Carolina. The chant rolls on, boots shuffle against the floor, and a tiny finger raise can...
ncpoliticalnews.com
Womack bought home outside NC-14 while running for district seat
CHARLOTTE – Democratic U.S. House candidate LaKesha Womack bought a north Charlotte home outside the 14th Congressional District she is seeking to represent, according to an official county property record and a WBTV review of district boundaries. Mecklenburg County’s Polaris property system lists “LaKesha Shanese Womack” as the current...
The Post and Courier
In reversal, York County Council moves ahead with Walmart property rezoning without new traffic survey
FORT MILL — The York County Council moved ahead with its rezoning approval of Walmart-owned land in the Fort Mill area, pulling back a previous requirement to study traffic in the area. Council members said they were content with an existing traffic study the developer provided on the undeveloped site, which is the corner of U.S. 21 at Flint Hill Road. The traffic analysis recommends the developer add turn lanes on both roads for the 27-acre property. The land had been zoned general commercial before the October 5 vote. Instead, 24 of the 27 acres were changed to light industrial. The council ...
WBTV
WBTV
Developer of Hidden Valley townhomes responds to lawsuit
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - Lawyers for a Charlotte development company are pushing back on claims that their townhomes in Hidden Valley are illegal. WBTV first reported a group of neighbors were filing a lawsuit against Four Corners LLC last week. They maintain that deed restrictions prohibit having more than one...
Realty Today
Rockpoint Acquires Fully Leased Concord Industrial Park, Deepening Charlotte Footprint
Rockpoint, the Boston-based real estate private equity firm, has acquired Springs Business Park in Concord, N.C., adding a fully leased, four-building complex to a Charlotte-area industrial position the firm has been building steadily throughout 2026. The acquisition, announced Thursday by Rockpoint and its exclusive industrial operating partner Rockpoint Industrial, encompasses...
multifamilyaffordablehousing.com
Alliance Residential Acquires Land for New Development in Charlotte
CHARLOTTE, N.C.— Alliance Residential Co. has acquired a 3.4-acre parcel of land at 1306 Berryhill Road in Charlotte’s Enderly Park neighborhood. The Scottsdale, Arizona-based developer will construct Broadstone Enderly Park on the site, a 336-unit community slated for completion in 2028. Cline Design Associates is the architect, The John R. McAdams Co. is civil engineer, and MAD Studio Interiors provided interior design services. Units will range from 600 to 1,280 square feet complemented by such amenities as a clubhouse with a leasing center, fitness center, club room, game room and coworking offices. Outside, residents will have access to a resort-style pool, several outdoor kitchens with grills, green space and a dog park. The property also will feature a package room. Alliance Residential is actively developing nine other projects in the greater Charlotte metro area.
connectcre.com
Publix to Anchor Retail Component of Matthews Planned Development
Publix will anchor the 82-acre Cadia Matthews mixed-use development at Stallings and Idlewild roads. Pappas Properties has begun work on the retail phase of its master-planned development in Matthews, which will be anchored by the well-known grocery chain. The Charlotte Business Journal reports sitework is nearly complete, and construction is...
WAVY News 10
Affordable housing project a model for NC
WWAY NewsChannel 3
Charlotte ZIP code ranks as North Carolina’s strongest buyer’s housing market
CHARLOTTE, NC (WWAY) — A new ConsumerAffairs analysis ranks a Charlotte ZIP code as the strongest buyer’s housing market in North Carolina. The report found ZIP code 28202 gave buyers more negotiating leverage than other areas analyzed in the state. From April through June, just 3.3% of homes there sold above their asking price, compared with a national average of 23.5%.