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Hi-Wire Brewing nears opening of taproom in Charlotte’s South End (PHOTOS)
Asheville's Hi-Wire Brewing is wrapping up construction on its South End taproom, with a July 15 opening targeted.
Expansion mapped for longtime Raleigh business park
A business park in northwest Raleigh is looking to add two new buildings.
The National Observer June 29, 2022
Airbnb Inc., the world’s largest short-term rental service, is pulling some of the potential fireworks from this Fourth of July weekend, enacting a permanent party ban on its online rental listings globally.
The regulation follows a temporary ban on all parties and events the company put in place in August 2020 to stem the spread of Covid-19 infections, reports Beth Treffeisen with Boston Business Journal. The temporary ban, the company said, proved effective in halting unwanted parties.
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Financing concerns cause developer to pivot Dunwoody project from condos to apartments
Since the Great Recession, banking institutions have hesitated to provide developers with loans to finance the construction of new condos.
Shamrock Investments LLC to spend millions on Huntsville project
A significant project is on the horizon in Huntsville from a Birmingham company.
State budget suggests Chatham-Siler City megasite vying for $4.8 billion computer chip factory
State budget seeks to entice $4.8 billion computer chip factory to northern Chatham County.
Large retail property along Pelham highway sells for more than $1.5M
The retail property sold was formerly home to an appliance distributor and showroom along an investment-hot corridor.
Chicago developer buys 23 acres in Mesa for new industrial project
Another new project is proposed for the growing industrial corridor in Mesa. Here's what a Chicago developer plans to build on a 23-acre site.
Real Estate Insider: Port Covington’s new leaders are ‘in leasing mode’
Also, Weller Development has a new name, and plans continue to evolve for AvalonBay's Brewers Hill apartment and retail complex.
How much of the Kansas City housing market investors bought in Q1
Investors kept up their steady pace of home purchases in the first three months of 2022, though they're buying fewer homes now than they have through most of the pandemic.