Developers have floated two large subdivisions near Saxapahaw after a June sale of the 440‑acre Morrow farm, prompting neighbors to demand zoning, well testing and answers about PFAS. Community meetings and state testing have pushed water safety and emergency response to the center of the debate.

Boston-based Wilder and Greenberg Gibbons bought Wakefield Commons in North Raleigh and plan targeted renovations to the 163,975‑sq‑ft center after the roughly $33M sale.

A $64M two‑site development in Bragtown will deliver 198 affordable apartments targeted to households at or below 70% AMI, with early relocations from Oxford Manor.

Realty Income paid $5.5M for a Goldsboro Wawa site as the chain expands across eastern North Carolina; local permits and DOT roadwork are already in place.

City and state programs can be stacked to cover much of a Raleigh down payment — in some cases up to $75,000 — but eligibility and deed restrictions vary.

Level99 plans to take roughly 40,000 square feet at Crabtree Valley Mall in the former Belk space as Macerich retools anchors toward entertainment. The deal would be the brand’s first in North Carolina.

San Diego‑based Strata Equity bought 24 Lennar townhomes in southeast Raleigh in a deal that could top $20M, underscoring investor interest in the Triangle rental market.

Morgan & Morgan has leased space at 150 Fayetteville and plans to grow its Raleigh staff from about 15 to roughly 100, bringing new legal jobs to downtown.

One Nash Square, a 20‑story, 82‑unit condo tower across from Nash Square, has opened sales with units starting near $800K and move‑ins expected mid‑2027.

A Richmond bank has offered to buy naming rights to the Raleigh Convention Center in a proposed 15‑year deal that would pay $525,000 a year; a council hearing is set for June 16.

Walker & Dunlop arranged $223M in bridge financing for a five-property Southeast portfolio, supporting 1,345 units as Madison Capital executes asset plans.

A 43-acre 'village center' with 300 apartments and more than 95,000 sq ft of retail is proposed off U.S. 70 in Garner, prompting tax and density questions.

American Underground has returned to the American Tobacco Campus with a new 40,000‑sq‑ft headquarters while keeping Main Street outposts and launching programming this month.