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Teachey, NC · Real Estate
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The Underrated North Carolina Town Where Rent Still Costs As Little As $750 A Month
Somewhere between the fast lanes of I-95 and the world of “have you seen what apartments cost these days,” there’s a town that seems to have missed the memo on modern rent prices. Lumberton, North Carolina sits quietly along the Lumber River, and it’s doing just fine...
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Plans Submitted For Autumn Hall's Next Building
Plans are taking shape for the next building in Autumn Hall, a master-planned, mixed-use development off Eastwood Road in Wilmington. Developers submitted plans to the city of Wilmington this week for a new office building at 1010 Salt Creek Loop Road. The three-story project, which plans call Autumn Hall Building 6, would have a footprint of nearly 22,000 square feet, according to Brian Eckel, a partner with Cape Fear Development.
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Beaufort County Board of Education seeks bids for John C. Tayloe Elementary property
The Beaufort County Board of Education is accepting bids for the John C. Tayloe Elementary School property in Washington, making nearly 20 acres of land and its buildings available for purchase. According to a public notice issued by Beaufort County Schools, the property is located at 910 Tarboro St. and...
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This Overlooked North Carolina Town Where The Rent Is Shockingly Cheap And Life Feels Easy
Some towns earn their reputation loudly, and some towns just quietly keep being wonderful until someone finally pays attention. Wilson, North Carolina is firmly in the second category, and it has been for a very long time. This is a city of roughly 49,000 people in the eastern part of...
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Dickinson Avenue building owners want rezoning change
The owner of a century-old building in the downtown Dickinson Avenue corridor is seeking a zoning change that could allow more growth in the district. ELKCO LLC, a Charlotte- based company, requested a nearly 7,000-square-foot structure on Dickinson Avenue, about 60 feet southwest of Ficklen Street, be changed from downtown commercial fringe to downtown commercial zoning. The Greenville Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously voted to recommend the request at its Oct. 20 meeting. The request now goes to Greenville City Council for final approval. According to Pitt County tax records, the building, which was built in 1922, has four address numbers: 807, 809, 811 and 813. It has housed a variety of tenants, including the studio of sculptor Jonathan Bowling. The building was zoned downtown commercial fringe in the late 1960s, according to the commission’s meeting materials. Assistant Director of Planning Chantae Gooby said there are a few areas with downtown commercial fringe zoning left in the area. When a building almost runs to the property line, it’s a much more appropriate zoning, she said, because downtown commercial doesn’t have setbacks, vegetation or parking requirements. The downtown commercial zoning generally is for entertainment, recreation, urban office and retail uses. Microbreweries
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Greenville, ECU bring students and landlords together for housing law outreach seminar
The City of Greenville is partnering with East Carolina University to help students and property owners better understand housing laws, rights and responsibilities. Representatives from the city’s Code Enforcement and Community Engagement divisions joined District 3 City Councilmember Seth Hardee and the ECU Student Government Association for an outreach seminar Oct. 13 at the Main Campus Student Center, according to the city.