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Hooker sets High Point Market event lineup
HIGH POINT, N.C. — Sunset West parent company Hooker Furnishings announced a full schedule of High Point Market events created for interior design professionals. From practical tools and expert insights to fresh perspectives and meaningful conversations, the series of educational events will take place during fall High Point Market, Oct. 17-21, in the Designers Theater, located in the Hooker Furnishings showroom on the third floor of Showplace.
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Disney’s Asteria Community Taking Shape Near Pittsboro
A large Disney-branded residential community is beginning to take shape near Pittsboro, bringing thousands of planned homes and Disney-designed amenities to Chatham County. Known as Asteria, the approximately 1,500-acre development is located east of downtown Pittsboro within the larger Chatham Park community. Plans call for more than 4,000 residential units, including single-family homes, duplexes, condominiums and apartments. Some homes and amenities will be reserved for adults 55 and older.
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HPMA sets 5 fall Hot Spot Tours for High Point
High Point, N.C. – The High Point Market Authority (HPMA) has scheduled this season’s first-come, first-served Hot Spot Tours at the fall High Point Market. Guided showroom tours led by the High Point Market 2026 Style Spotters, scheduled Oct. 17-19, are open to High Point Market buyers who RSVP in advance. Participants must also register to attend High Point Market.
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Healthcare Realty Snaps Up Summerville Medical Buildings, Chapel Hill Site
Healthcare Realty has picked up two fully leased medical outpatient buildings in Summerville, South Carolina, along with an undeveloped site in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, in a deal that puts fresh capital behind the Carolinas' growing outpatient healthcare market. The buyer paid Hammes $56 million for the package, according to figures reported by one outlet, though a separate report put the sales price at $58 million.
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New plan in Mebane: 120 apartments instead of 51 townhouses on S. 11th Street
Mebane’s planning board has agreed to recommend rezoning for 120 apartments to take the place of a previous rezoning plan approved five years ago for 51 townhouses on about 14 acres off South Eleventh Street on the Orange County side of the city. [Story continues below photos of various...
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Texas Developer's 310-Unit Plan Could Bump Chapel Hill's Affordable Housing Deal
A Texas-based developer has asked Chapel Hill to rezone a 3-acre stretch of Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard for up to 310 apartments and ground-floor retail, just over a year after the town approved a fully affordable housing project on the very same land. SMN ATX Investments LLC filed the application Aug. 31, and unlike the plan it could displace, only a fraction of the new units would be priced within reach of lower-income renters.
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Danville gets $500K grant for brownfields assessment to benefit North Main
The City of Danville has been awarded a $500,000 Brownfields Assessment Grant from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and sites that could benefit include include the former Davis Laundry and the 16,238-square-foot former brick Schewel Furniture building. Community-wide grant funds will be used to develop 14 Phase I and...
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Optus Bank, M&F Bank merger aims to build America’s largest Black-owned Financial Institution
Optus Bank and North Carolina-based Mechanics & Farmers Bank are moving forward with a merger designed not as a rescue of either institution, but as a strategy to preserve two historic Black-owned banks and expand their ability to finance businesses, housing and economic development across the Carolinas. The combined company...
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ABSS considers selling off Sellars-Gunn as surplus property
Alamance-Burlington school officials outlined possible plans for declaring the former Sellars-Gunn Education Center along Apple Street in Burlington as surplus property, citing mounting expenses to operate the facility. School officials said Tuesday afternoon Sellars-Gunn is currently used for academic and student services offices, as well as a “mini-warehouse” for Melgar...
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High Point Market Authority announces The Point programming
HIGH POINT, N.C. — The High Point Market Authority has announced the programming lineup for The Point at fall market, slated for Oct. 17-20. Oct. 17. Led by seasoned market veterans and 2026 Style Spotters, each curated tour features two to three preselected showroom stops. Ideal for new buyers and seasoned market guests. Meet at The Point at 9:15 a.m. ahead of a 9:30 a.m. departure.
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Urban Land Institute Offers Strategies for Boosting Greensboro Housing
Greensboro’s Path to Housing Growth: Expert Recommendations Unveiled. Greensboro, a vibrant city in North Carolina, is eyeing a promising future with plans to enhance its housing landscape. A team of land use experts from Urban Land Institute Charlotte has provided crucial insights after a comprehensive week-long analysis involving interviews, site visits, and discussions.
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Exclusive: Durham Community Trades for $32M
The buyer assumed a Fannie Mae loan on the property. Walde Enterprises has purchased Collins Crossing, a 268-unit multifamily community in Carrboro, N.C., according to Yardi Matrix information. Laramar Group sold the asset for $31.5 million. The buyer assumed an approximately $29 million, 10-year term Fannie Mae loan originated by...
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New senior apartments now taking applications
ASHEBORO — Construction of a new apartment complex for seniors is now complete and rental applications are being accepted. The first tenants are expected to move in this week. Memorial Square Apartments at 210 Lanier Ave. is diagonally across Church Street from Asheboro’s Memorial Park. The subsidized senior community...