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Greenville student-built home moves to West Greenville
GREENVILLE, N.C. (WNCT) — A home which was constructed as part of the City of Greenville’s 50-in-10 Affordable Housing Initiative is being relocated to West Greenville this Thursday morning. The house was built by Pitt Community College construction students on the campus and is being taken from the college to 703 West Fifth Street. The […]
The Enterprise
H&H Concrete wins bidding war for River Road property
H and H Concrete will soon be the new owners of the longtime vacant property at 1014 River Road in Williamston. The Williamston Board of Commissioners approved a motion to award the property to the company in a split 3-2 board decision, with Commissioners David Richmond and Anthony Gianpoalo voting against the motion. Ed Holliday, owner of H and H Concrete was excited when he heard the news. However, the action was not without question by the original bidder on the property, Jeremy Maxik. Once ignored by most residents and Williamston town officials, the property at 1014 River Road came into focus when Maxik, owner of Hook Hand Brewery and President of Blackwater Cider, along with numerous other Williamston buildings, placed a bid for the vacant former service station. Maxik submitted extensive plans outlining the remodel and development of a Kayak rental activity center with possible kitchen facilities to address food truck needs. Maxik’s proposal offered an indepth overview of what the property could become, with a financial outline and projected timeline for completion of the project. The proposal stirred community interest and soon other bidders stepped up creating an upset bid — bidding war. By the time the bidding
WSOC-TV
New Bern mid-year housing market review
Seven months into 2026, the housing market is showing signs of unwinding from the pandemic-era frenzy that drained supply, pushed prices to record highs, and brought activity to a standstill. Buyers have more homes to choose from than they did at the start of the year, competition has balanced in a few slower markets, and price growth has remained relatively modest. Affordability is still a key issue and is limiting activity, though.
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‘New Bern Hotel’ proposed across from City Hall, according to market study
The city of New Bern obtained a hotel market study that proposes a 135-unit hotel with a restaurant, bar, garage, and other things on a lot that’s currently owned by Craven County. The Craven County Board of Commissioners and city of New Bern aldermen have publicly talked about the...
WITN
Maysville aiming to revive downtown with social district, new businesses
MAYSVILLE, N.C. (WITN) - The Town of Maysville is working to establish a social district along its downtown strip, with plans that include mixed-use buildings featuring affordable apartments and commercial space. Earlier this week, The Delicate Mercantile, a store based in Richlands, announced plans to open a second location in...
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This Affordable North Carolina City Is Quietly Winning Over Homebuyers With Homes Under $90,000
Tucked away in the coastal plains of eastern North Carolina, Kinston is a small city that is making a big impression on homebuyers looking for real value. With median home prices sitting well under $90,000, it offers something that feels almost impossible to find in today’s market — genuine affordability.
thewashingtondailynews.com
Moss East a buzz of activity
There literally is a little of everything happening at Moss Landing, and all in a good way. From new construction to home sales to folks getting their keys and preparing to move in. “Momentum-wise and activity-wise, we couldn’t be more pleased,” said Ted Morris, a selling project manager for Beacon Street and head of the sales program for Moss Landing. “We just recently had an open house, and folks from Durham, the Northern Outer Banks, and those closer had come to see what all we have going on.”
Neuse News
Kinston council extends interim manager’s contract, approves development ordinance change
The Kinston City Council approved a text amendment Tuesday that adds Planned Commercial Development to the city’s Unified Development Ordinance, allowing more flexibility for certain commercial and office developments.
afamwilsonnc.com
600 East Green Street, re-re-revisited.
The J.D. and Eleanor Reid house has been in distress for decades, as shown in these photos taken for the East Wilson Historic District nomination process. N.87-12-269-271, Judge D. Reid House, 600 E. Green Street, East Wilson Historic District, Wilson, Wilson County, Survey and National Register Branch, State Historic Preservation Office.
Rocky Mount Telegram
First building up at Rocky Mount Industrial Village
Motorists driving on Thomas A. Betts Parkway northwest of Rocky Mount have been seeing a commercial development in the early stages taking shape. That includes a brand new 45,000-square-foot building in place and visible to motorists turning off the parkway onto Peele Road. The structure is part of the Rocky Mount Industrial Village, which the Birmingham, Ala., based Ruddell Group is overseeing. Dean Taitz, an industrial real estate developer and the founder of the Ruddell Group, and Nicolle Brengman, the group’s operations manager, fielded questions in a recent teleconference call about the new building, which is designed to attract a light industrial prospect. The purpose of the Rocky Mount Industrial Village, which is a total of 55 acres in size, is to have a set of first-class buildings for current and new businesses and industries on both the southwest side of the intersection of Betts and Peele and on the northwest side of the intersection of Betts and Peele. Taitz also spoke about him and Brengman showing people the strong workforce available in Rocky Mount, and of the city being a great place to live and work, having ready access to Interstate 95 and having commercial rental rates less than
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The Vicks sell property downtown.
On 22 September 1913, Samuel H. and Annie M. Vick sold mail carrier Albert S. Barnes and blacksmith Hilliard T. Thomas a lot on the south side of Tarboro Street adjoining the property of Wilson Oil Mill and W.J. Davis Machinery Company. Vick had purchased the 40 foot by 150 foot lot from Silas Lucas and wife.