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“If you waited last year and you waited a year, the rates are higher now and the prices did not go down,” said Cynthia Crawford, president of the Metro South Association of Realtors.

In an unusual twist, the Boston-based firm will not pay the state in cash for a long-term ground lease at the Charles H. Hurley Building site. Rather, it will provide state agencies with office space at no upfront cost.

The 113 new homes will have minimum lot sizes of 20,000 square feet.

Braustin Homes, a San Antonio dealer of prefabricated modular homes, appointed three new executives ahead of its plans to expand into new products and markets.

“It's crazy that there is not one hotel west of Ninth Street in Louisville, an area that, on its own, would be the fourth largest city in the state of Kentucky,” the developer said in a news release.

Meanwhile, President Joe Biden is expected today to announce that he is canceling $10,000 in student loan debt for Americans earning $125,000 or less as well as pausing debt collection until the end of the year.

Grab your cowboy boots and hat, Cary's newest mixed-use destination is getting a premier bull-riding bar.

The Woodlawn-based company has been expanding south for a couple of years as Baltimore area opportunities lag.

ABEC Inc., based in Pennsylvania, provides engineered process solutions and services for biotech manufacturing, a flourishing industry in North Carolina's Triangle region. It is expanding to Wilson with a new 251-job facility.

A county supervisor voiced opposition against a similar nearby project just last week.