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Mooresboro, NC · Real Estate
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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...
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Affordable housing project a model for NC
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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%.
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Japanese-Backed Developer Breaks Ground on 233,335 SF Warehouse Project in East Charlotte
Trammell Crow Company and a consortium of investors have broken ground on Caldwell Commerce Center, a two-building speculative industrial development totaling 233,335 square feet at 6122 and 6125 Caldwell Park Drive in Charlotte. The project is expected to be finished by July 2027, giving the Charlotte market a fresh infusion of mid-sized warehouse space at a moment when smaller industrial buildings are leasing up faster than their mega-warehouse counterparts.
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Charlotte Housing Market Cools: Sales and Listings Drop Amid Economic Adjustments
Home sales across the 16-county Charlotte region plummeted 8.7% compared to last year, hitting 3,560 in August. This marks the steepest annual decline among major housing indicators. Pending contracts slipped 1.8% to 3,763 when measured against August 2025. New listings dipped 2.2% to 4,940, per Canopy Realtor Association's monthly report....
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Rock Hill Proposes Nearly $10k Impact Fee Per Home, Adding to Construction Costs
Rock Hill City Council gave initial approval Monday to boost impact fees from $3,924 to $9,588 per new home. This would make the rates higher than any other municipality in York County. The proposal would shift growth costs onto developers instead of existing residents through property tax increases. "Everybody hates...
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LATICRETE Pedestal System supports architectural vision and performance goals for waterfront homes
On the shores of Lake Norman in Cornelius, N.C., sits Peninsula Cove, a premier residential community built by Augusta Homes, a family-owned, luxury custom homebuilder with deep roots in the neighborhood. For the builder’s fifth project within Peninsula Cove, Augusta Homes had a clear directive from the homeowner: develop a one-of-a-kind outdoor living space made of porcelain tile that was a true extension of the home—one that allowed it to take full advantage of the property’s breathtaking waterfront setting.
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Rock Hill Impact Fees Could Rocket Past $95,000 Per New Home
Rock Hill City Council gave initial approval on Monday to a sweeping increase in the fees builders pay to construct new homes in the city, a change that could push the cost of a single-family impact fee from about $4,000 today to just over $95,000. The proposal, which council advanced on September 28, would make Rock Hill's impact fees the highest of any town in York County.
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Waterstone Acquires 660K-SF Matthews Retail Center
Waterstone Properties has paid $87 million for Windsor Square Shopping Center, a 659,222-square-foot power center in Matthews, N.C. Commercial Edge reports United Bank originated a $63.1 million acquisition loan. Hackney Real Estate Partners sold the asset after nearly two years of ownership. The firm had acquired Windsor Square from Sterling...
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This North Carolina City Could Be The Place Everyone Wants To Move To In 2027
House hunting has a funny way of turning normal people into part-time detectives. Suddenly, commute times feel personal and every neighborhood gets inspected like it is hiding a secret. As 2027 gets closer, one North Carolina town keeps giving future residents plenty to investigate. The appeal is not difficult to...