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Baller Alert
Are DaBaby’s Restaurant Prices Really Too High, Or Are Black-Owned Businesses Held To A Cheaper Standard?
DaBaby’s new Charlotte restaurant has people arguing over a $45 waffle, but the bigger conversation might be about who gets called “too expensive” and who gets called “upscale.” […] The post Are DaBaby’s Restaurant Prices Really Too High, Or Are Black-Owned Businesses Held To A Cheaper Standard? appeared first on Baller Alert .
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Atlanta Leads Sun Belt Markets as Home Sellers Offer Buyers More Help
Nearly three out of four Atlanta home sales involved a seller helping with the buyer’s costs, putting the metro area ahead of Charlotte, Phoenix and other major Sun Belt markets as owners compete to close deals. Seller concessions appeared in 72.8% of Atlanta transactions, compared with 44.7% nationally, according...
The Daily Reflector
People, News & Notes: NC East Alliance announces new COO
NC East Alliance has named Steve Bastian as its new chief operating officer, expanding his leadership role within the organization as it continues to grow its work across eastern North Carolina. Bastian has led business services and industry relations with NC East Alliance for the past year, bringing more than 20 years of management experience and expertise to the organization. In his role, he works closely with employers and regional partners to understand their challenges and develop tailored solutions that address eastern North Carolina’s unique workforce and industry needs. “Steve brings a unique combination of experience, relationships and a deep understanding of the workforce challenges and opportunities facing eastern NC,” said Vann Rogerson, president and CEO of NCEA. “His leadership will be instrumental as we continue to build partnerships and develop solutions that strengthen our region’s workforce pipeline through leveraging the resources that NCEA can provide to support those efforts.” Throughout his career, Bastian has worked with organizations ranging from small entrepreneurial firms to Fortune 500 companies. He is passionate about understanding client needs and delivering tailored solutions across diverse corporate cultures. His experience working across industries and with organizations of varying sizes provides a valuable perspective as NC East
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$19.985M Financing Secured for Charlotte-Area Multifamily Community
JLL Capital Markets announced that it has arranged $19.985 million in acquisition financing for The Bridges of Cabarrus, a 144-unit garden-style multifamily community in Kannapolis, North Carolina. JLL worked on behalf of ESJ Capital Partners and Rosa Beaulieu, to secure fixed-rate financing through Pearlmark. The Bridges of Cabarrus is a...
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.
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Charlotte Metro Climbs to No. 4 in National New-Home Construction Ranking
The Charlotte metro jumped to No. 4 in Realtor.com's 2026 Top New-Construction Metros report. Last year, Charlotte came in at No. 9. This jump marks the second consecutive year the area has appeared on the list. Realtor.com evaluates 10 U.S. markets that provide the strongest combination of availability, affordability, sustainability,...
WFAE
A look at how Ballantyne and southeast Charlotte continues to evolve
Southeast Charlotte has transformed into one of the region's bustling centers for business, housing and development. What was once mostly rural land now appears as its own urban center within the larger city of Charlotte. As places like Ballantyne, Waverly, Blakeney and Rea Farms continue to grow, the area is...
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Charlotte Is Turning a Nearly Empty Office Tower Into 399 Apartments and a W Hotel
A Charlotte office tower that fell into foreclosure with most of its space empty is getting a radically different second life. The former Wachovia Center at 400 South Tryon will become 399 apartments and Charlotte’s first W Hotel, replacing nearly 600,000 square feet of aging office space with residents, hotel guests, restaurants and entertainment.