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At 43, Mike Favors — born and raised in North Philadelphia — has taken charge at notable construction projects throughout the region. As a superintendent with TN Ward Company, he plays a vital role in shaping the city, but he never thought he would be where he is today.

“I ran into some trouble when I was younger and was kicked out of high school. I thought a career like this wasn’t realistic for an African American man like me,” he says. “When I realized I needed to turn my life around,…

In 2021, Census data proved the majority of growth occurring within the Triangle is coming from people moving in from other locations. This information also came on the heels of tech giants Apple, Google, and others, who announced their movement into the area, which will bring thousands of jobs to the region.

There continues to be a growing need for those moving to the Triangle from other locations to have the flexibility to purchase a home remotely. As the market has adjusted for a more modern…

You may be considering buying a home in 2022 but have had some hesitations due to the limited inventory in the hot real estate market of the Triangle. Home prices continue to increase in our market while inventory remains low, making it difficult to navigate a successful home search.

While finding a home for the past few years has been challenging, it hasn’t been impossible. All it takes is a bit of patience, some strategic thinking, the willingness to get creative, and a knowledgeable real estate…

It’s no secret that summer is the best time to start looking for a home. Real estate data firm Attom reported May 23 kicks off a summertime when potential buyers go on the hunt for their new homes. With the summer season well on its way, it’s a good time to consider buying or selling a home. If you are concerned with the status of real estate or are unsure if it’s the right time for you, we have a few things to consider as summer kicks in.

Here’s what you can expect through the third quarter…

Making a move to any new city is a big undertaking. It’s important to get to know the community, all it offers, and the most convenient spots for your needs.

Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina, is consistently ranked as one of the best places to live in the United States, which is based on the quality of life it offers residents, the job market, and both value and desirability of living in the area. Known as “The Triangle” for its three core cities and universities, the area is steeped in history…

If anyone wanted a glimpse of the changing face of aging, a visit to John Knox Village might help.

Residents there enjoy personal service, maintenance-free residences and active living that feeds their creative and intellectual pursuits. The new $34 million Pavilion – features 27,000 square feet of space and includes a 350-seat contemporary cultural arts performance center, an outdoor courtyard, two restaurants and a full bar.

The vision first put in place years ago required a shared commitment…

Your home is the place you should feel safe and secure. When you have your family to protect and a home full of memories that you don’t want to lose, a home security system is an important factor in your protection.

Yet in a modern age, new options are regularly entering the home security industry. You may be wondering where to start your research. From up-and-coming trends to brands that provide a variety of cameras, sensors, and other gadgets, there is much to consider and understand when installing…

If you’re paying attention to the real estate market across the Triangle area in North Carolina, you already know the market has been hot and isn’t slowing. What you may not know is how much the local market is benefitting the Raleigh-Durham economy. The answer is straightforward: buying or selling your home is a great thing for your community.

The National Association of Realtors (NAR) recently released its annual State Economic Impact Report and the information details the positive impact…

The companies in the joint venture see plenty of room for growth on the First Coast, they said.

The project, named Victory at the U, the student housing developer's first Seattle-area project.